AD with Glock aftermarket trigger

[YukonGlocker]

Interesting: http://blog.krtraining.com/?p=92

 

[Shadowrider]

Before I go off and read your link, were any coffee tables or vacuum cleaners involved?

 

[YukonGlocker]

Before I go off and read your link, were any coffee tables or vacuum cleaners involved?

negative

 

[dennishoddy]

Lucky shooter.

 

[grwd]

Ive found that the desire for one of those aftermarket triggers (I dont mean connectors) is inversely proportional to the amount of training and ongoing practice the shooters has/had.

 

[shotty]

Ive found that the desire for one of those aftermarket triggers (I dont mean connectors) is inversely proportional to the amount of training and ongoing practice the shooters has/had.

Well put. Trying to make the gun shoot better as apposed to trying make the shooter better.

 

[dennishoddy]

A shooter can't shoot better with a crappy trigger.

 

[grwd]

they certainly can. they can shoot a crappy trigger better than a crappier trigger.
and training helps everything. trigger has nothing to do with anything as long as you can press it fast enough and keep your sights aligned.

 

[firefighterguy]

I read the same story but with a Zev tech trigger.




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[druryj]

they certainly can. they can shoot a crappy trigger better than a crappier trigger.
and training helps everything. trigger has nothing to do with anything as long as you can press it fast enough and keep your sights aligned.

Agree. IF one can press the trigger straight to the rear and cause the firing pin to strike the primer without negatively affectively a correct sight picture, then it doesn't mater if the trigger is smooth, has creep, is rough, or whatever. As long as the shooter can maintain the correct sight picture throughout the process of the projectile leaving the muzzle that is. That is usually the issue with not being on target; do you all not agree?