I keep hearing and reading about this gun "has a better trigger" than that gun...
What exactly does this mean?
I have heard (and seen) several references to how bad the trigger is on the S&W Shield 9mm, yet I have no fault with it. It makes the gun go bang when I pull it, and I am able to hit what I'm aiming at reasonably well.
I recently started looking for a little .380, and I heard in several different local gun stores how gun "A" had a better trigger than gun "B".
I guess in my ignorance I just figured that a trigger on a gun was a lot like a clutch on a car, no two are ever exactly the same; they tend to 'grab' in slightly different spots.
Just curious
Exco
What exactly does this mean?
I have heard (and seen) several references to how bad the trigger is on the S&W Shield 9mm, yet I have no fault with it. It makes the gun go bang when I pull it, and I am able to hit what I'm aiming at reasonably well.
I recently started looking for a little .380, and I heard in several different local gun stores how gun "A" had a better trigger than gun "B".
I guess in my ignorance I just figured that a trigger on a gun was a lot like a clutch on a car, no two are ever exactly the same; they tend to 'grab' in slightly different spots.
Just curious
Exco