jtallen83 wrote: I'd add self defense to the list of uses that are better served with a bit higher pull weight. :usa:
I understand your point but this rifle would be my very last choice for self defense, too much collateral damage! An AR-10 .308 Win even without the 4-16 X 42 scope would be a bit overkill, unless your shooting to stop someone at 400 - 800 yards then it probably would not be considered "self Defense".
jtallen83 wrote: I'd add self defense to the list of uses that are better served with a bit higher pull weight. :usa:
I understand your point but this rifle would be my very last choice for self defense, too much collateral damage! An AR-10 .308 Win even without the 4-16 X 42 scope would be a bit overkill, unless your shooting to stop someone at 400 - 800 yards then it probably would not be considered "self Defense".
I consider defending myself against a tyrannical government "self defense". I have range cards for locations at most of my families homes set up for 1,000 yards, just in case...... :usa:
jtallen83 wrote: I'd add self defense to the list of uses that are better served with a bit higher pull weight. :usa:
I understand your point but this rifle would be my very last choice for self defense, too much collateral damage! An AR-10 .308 Win even without the 4-16 X 42 scope would be a bit overkill, unless your shooting to stop someone at 400 - 800 yards then it probably would not be considered "self Defense".
I consider defending myself against a tyrannical government "self defense". I have range cards for locations at most of my families homes set up for 1,000 yards, just in case...... :usa:
Good Point. my problem is that in my Oath of Enlistment I promised to defend this country from all enemies both foreign and domestic and as far as I am concerned there is no expiration date on that oath. Now I understand that could mean an out of control government it's just difficult to figure just where to draw the line. But hey, what do I know, I am just an old retired NCO .......
jtallen83 wrote: I'd add self defense to the list of uses that are better served with a bit higher pull weight. :usa:
Agreed! Light triggers and self defense are a poor combination especially during stress fire...
Train like you fight, fight like you train.
Train regularly with a light trigger, under stress you revert to training and muscle memory.
My vote is for the Geissele Super Dynamic, the flat trigger bow adds a new dimension to shooting.
Press high on the trigger and you have a very quick trigger for rapid shots.
Press low and you have a more sensitive trigger for longer shots.
IMHO 3.5 lbs (SD-E) trigger weight is just about right on a 2 stage.
5 lbs on a single stage can be a bit light depending on over travel and reset.
I judge safety factor on how much effort it takes to induce doubling. If I get doubling just by getting a little sloppy shooting casually that is a red flag. If I have to use a little technique to induce a double... triple... mag dump... that's another issue.
LOL, I wrote on that (similar ) on a forum about a week ago, not sure which forum I was on, but YOU NAILED IT :twothumbs:
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