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===== Trigger Pull ===== | ===== Trigger Pull ===== | ||
+ | While the trigger requires a certain amount of force to fire the handgun, this force is adjustable. And there are several online videos about adjusting the trigger - or even replacing the trigger. However, as a new shooter, you should leave the trigger alone. | ||
+ | Remember that if the pistol has a " | ||
+ | Instead, fire several different models of pistol with a goal of identifying a pistol that consistently surprises you when it fires. While you should avoid any pistol with the so-called "hair trigger", | ||
+ | As you train and practice, rather than trigger pull force, focus on learning to avoid " | ||
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+ | ===== Trigger Face Design (Straight or Curved) ===== | ||
+ | Generally speaking, there are two designs of triggers for handguns... Straight or Curved. | ||
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+ | Remembering that all of these pistols are using a “Fulcrum” or “Hinged” trigger mechanism, the difference between curved vs straight triggers has to do with finger placement. The curved triggers are driving your trigger to a specific point, where the straight trigger allows you to place your finger here you feel most comfortable. | ||
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+ | In contrast, as you pull the trigger on either of the Sig Sauer pistols described, the trigger will quickly reach a point where it is at a 90º angle to the top of the frame. | ||
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