06-29-2019, 12:57 AM
I agree with whomever said the trigger is the CNS of the rifle. It is the one thing we can control; our link to the mechanical system that does everything else. A trigger doesn't have to be measured in ounces to be good, but all things concerning a trigger are important. Weight of pull, length of pull, single or two stage, stack before the break, overtravel and reset just off the top of my head. I obsess over my hunting triggers because they are so important to making a responsible shot on game. That is not to say that what I like in a trigger matters to anyone else, but those are my thoughts.

