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Set Triggers - Good/Bad ? Who still makes them ?
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<blockquote data-quote="300magman" data-source="post: 1031880" data-attributes="member: 24769"><p>My girlfriend has put me in the doghouse lately so I've had a lot of free time to think about new rifles and other fun projects; one of the things I've discovered lately is that CZ makes several rifles with "set triggers" that apparently function just like a regular trigger at a normal pull weight but also can be set by simply clicking it forward and then fired with a VERY low put weight like a match trigger.</p><p> </p><p>This sounds like an interesting concept to me, but I am wondering why I haven't heard of it before, does it not actually work that well? </p><p>Does anyone else offer a similar trigger on their rifles ( I heard Kimber did, but don't see any mention of it on their website ) also are there any aftermarket triggers that function like this?</p><p> </p><p>I am curious because it sounds like a great system for someone who wants a safe hunting trigger (I like a fairly stiff put weight for use with frozen fingers in winter) but who also likes to play at the range with a light target trigger (something that would require a tedious adjustment to most standard triggers)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="300magman, post: 1031880, member: 24769"] My girlfriend has put me in the doghouse lately so I've had a lot of free time to think about new rifles and other fun projects; one of the things I've discovered lately is that CZ makes several rifles with "set triggers" that apparently function just like a regular trigger at a normal pull weight but also can be set by simply clicking it forward and then fired with a VERY low put weight like a match trigger. This sounds like an interesting concept to me, but I am wondering why I haven't heard of it before, does it not actually work that well? Does anyone else offer a similar trigger on their rifles ( I heard Kimber did, but don't see any mention of it on their website ) also are there any aftermarket triggers that function like this? I am curious because it sounds like a great system for someone who wants a safe hunting trigger (I like a fairly stiff put weight for use with frozen fingers in winter) but who also likes to play at the range with a light target trigger (something that would require a tedious adjustment to most standard triggers) [/QUOTE]
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