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<blockquote data-quote="Doghunter23" data-source="post: 1517962" data-attributes="member: 91515"><p>I have only shot a few different brands, I have not found any to compare to a good rifle trigger, they compare more to shotgun triggers in my opinion, lots of creep slop grit and four pounds of pull. </p><p>I shoot a Barnett currently, which isn't a Bad trigger but its no 8 oz jewell!</p><p>My best accuracy has been accomplished by focusing on form with a lot of emphasis on follow through. I think consistency is Key I have found Bi pods grip pressure and shoulder pressure to change point of impact and group size past 70 yards, so I practice as close to hunting conditions as possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doghunter23, post: 1517962, member: 91515"] I have only shot a few different brands, I have not found any to compare to a good rifle trigger, they compare more to shotgun triggers in my opinion, lots of creep slop grit and four pounds of pull. I shoot a Barnett currently, which isn't a Bad trigger but its no 8 oz jewell! My best accuracy has been accomplished by focusing on form with a lot of emphasis on follow through. I think consistency is Key I have found Bi pods grip pressure and shoulder pressure to change point of impact and group size past 70 yards, so I practice as close to hunting conditions as possible. [/QUOTE]
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