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Posted: 2/28/2007 8:46:11 AM EDT
| I have to say I love my JP single stage with their speed hammer. The pull I achived was 3.2 lbs and its very crisp. I cant say anything bad about the others since I have only tried the RRA 2 stage besides my JP, it was nice also. But I just prefer the single stage when Im coyote hunting sometimes the action can be verry fast and the 2 stage just dont cut it. |
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I have a JP Trigger/Speed Hammer in my Bushy Varminter. It s breaking at 2.25lbs according to my RCBS Trigger Pull Gauge/Fish Weight Scale, I have it set up with almost no take-up or over travel, but it is a little light for the Mil-Surp stuff. I have another JP Trigger/Speed Hammer in my Bushy IPSC Carbine that is breaking at 2.75 lbs on the same scale and a Jewell breaking at 4.5 lbs in my Service Rifle. The JP Set in the IPSC is about 6 years old and has been in two different lowers, a Colt and the Bushy. It has been 100% with anything stuffed in the chamber and has seen maybe 5 or 6 thousand rounds. The Jewell is also very nice and a lot easier to adjust. I find the JP's to be great for what you're doing with it. Good Luck Bill |
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I have a Rock River single stage match trigger on mine. The pull is a crisp 4 1/2 pounds and now I want a lighter trigger since I have a varmint upper, about 2 1/2 pounds single stage would be good. What I'd like is a simple non-adjustable single stage. I was thinking about a Jard non-adjustable single stage trigger, they have them in 2 pound and 3 pound. Has anyone tried their 2 pound? I keep thinking one that low would be problematic. Should I go with a 3 pound to keep it safe? Jard is about $125 and that's in my ball park. |
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