All Mighty Horde What Say Ye: Curved or Straight
#21
Technically it feels better. Lol
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#22
I’ve never tried a flat trigger. If someone will send me one I will be happy to test it out and post my findings Wink
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#23
Redomen Wrote:I’ve never tried a flat trigger. If someone will send me one I will be happy to test it out and post my findings Wink


+1

1 mil-spec POS
1 Velocity 3#
2 MBTs

All curved
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#24
4 Larue MBT-2s in my lowers, all four flat face, just happen to fit my grip prefect with large back strap on MIAD grip...most of my bolts have 2 stage, so that's what I prefer
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#25
I had posted I prefer curved triggers.But,I have a couple single stage 3lb POF straight triggers on 2 of my .223 ARs.They came w/anti rotations pins.I got a deal I couldn’t pass up.They work very well.So,well,that when a I’m shooting,I forget they are straight.
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#26
The most common argument I hear in favor of straight bow triggers is that they promote a more linear pull. When I shot 3 position, I had a straight trigger with a canted finger pad on the rifle. It’s the nicest trigger I’ve ever owned. I’ve come to learn that I prefer a broad, flat face on any trigger. Whether it is straight or curved doesn’t really matter to me.
Fast is fine, but accuracy is final.

Semper gumbi
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#27
I’ve found that hunting in cold weather the straight trigger afforded me a little more room inside of the trigger guard when using gloves. The M4E1 with a straight trigger has more room in the trigger guard than any bolt action or lever action rifle I’ve owned.
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