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Posted: 1/20/2013 5:33:54 PM EDT
I am always either buying guns, buying new triggers or modifying triggers but I always put off buying a gauge. I want to rectify that, but dont know what to buy.

I dont need the highest end model but would prefer something reliable, accurate and preferably digital. What do those of you with lots of experience recommend?
Link Posted: 1/20/2013 5:41:37 PM EDT
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I am always either buying guns, buying new triggers or modifying triggers but I always put off buying a gauge. I want to rectify that, but dont know what to buy.

I dont need the highest end model but would prefer something reliable, accurate and preferably digital. What do those of you with lots of experience recommend?


I've used the Lyman digital trigger pull gage and it worked well.

Not a lot of money at ~$50, or so.

Chris

Link Posted: 1/20/2013 5:55:54 PM EDT
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I am always either buying guns, buying new triggers or modifying triggers but I always put off buying a gauge. I want to rectify that, but dont know what to buy.

I dont need the highest end model but would prefer something reliable, accurate and preferably digital. What do those of you with lots of experience recommend?


I've used the Lyman digital trigger pull gage and it worked well.

Not a lot of money at ~$50, or so.

Chris



Yeah, thats the one I have in my cart. Most reviews are excellent, but there are a fair amount of bad ones as well. Was hoping for some feedback. Thanks.
Link Posted: 1/20/2013 6:02:20 PM EDT
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I am always either buying guns, buying new triggers or modifying triggers but I always put off buying a gauge. I want to rectify that, but dont know what to buy.

I dont need the highest end model but would prefer something reliable, accurate and preferably digital. What do those of you with lots of experience recommend?


I've used the Lyman digital trigger pull gage and it worked well.

Not a lot of money at ~$50, or so.

Chris



Yeah, thats the one I have in my cart. Most reviews are excellent, but there are a fair amount of bad ones as well. Was hoping for some feedback. Thanks.


I have one, it works well, no issues.
Link Posted: 1/20/2013 6:44:56 PM EDT
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I am always either buying guns, buying new triggers or modifying triggers but I always put off buying a gauge. I want to rectify that, but dont know what to buy.

I dont need the highest end model but would prefer something reliable, accurate and preferably digital. What do those of you with lots of experience recommend?


I've used the Lyman digital trigger pull gage and it worked well.

Not a lot of money at ~$50, or so.

Chris



Yeah, thats the one I have in my cart. Most reviews are excellent, but there are a fair amount of bad ones as well. Was hoping for some feedback. Thanks.


I have one, it works well, no issues.


Excellent thanks.
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