I was surprised by his recommendation
that Glock owners use nothing lighter
that a New York trigger.
After all,since the standard trigger-about
5.5 lbs- is is factory stock,I can't
understand how a prosecutor could have
much to work with in condemning it as
dangerous.
In fairness, Ayoob also recommends the
New York trigger because of the way it
"feels" and the better design of the
spring.
Here's what I'm dealing with. I just had my
government model worked on by a highly
respected 'smith. It is my carry gun and
I use it in IDPA competition.
The trigger breaks crisply at just under
three pounds. That's great for competition,
but I worry about liability for carry
purposes. The gunsmith told me that since
I am competant with the gun, I should have
no problems...
Your thoughts?
[This message has been edited by Sport (edited February 07, 2000).]
that Glock owners use nothing lighter
that a New York trigger.
After all,since the standard trigger-about
5.5 lbs- is is factory stock,I can't
understand how a prosecutor could have
much to work with in condemning it as
dangerous.
In fairness, Ayoob also recommends the
New York trigger because of the way it
"feels" and the better design of the
spring.
Here's what I'm dealing with. I just had my
government model worked on by a highly
respected 'smith. It is my carry gun and
I use it in IDPA competition.
The trigger breaks crisply at just under
three pounds. That's great for competition,
but I worry about liability for carry
purposes. The gunsmith told me that since
I am competant with the gun, I should have
no problems...
Your thoughts?
[This message has been edited by Sport (edited February 07, 2000).]