I do not know about the trigger and AD. What I know is that if the trigger is set at a very light pressure and you are not VERY careful closing the bolt, when you pull the trigger it will not go bang or click. It is not a comfortable situation for me.
I can't remember the color of the trigger but it seems he had this thing dialed down so there was next to no pressure on it.
On a different note. The guy on the bench next to me last Friday had a "REMINGTON" 700 in .308 and he was shooting Noslers seated at 2.800 I think.
He put 4 shots in a single caliber hole. It took him a while to do it though.
He had two targets at 100 yards and he was shooting at one of them suppressed and one with the suppressor off the gun.
He was using a Leupold Mark 4. I do not know what the magnification was.
I shot probably 80 rounds from 7 am until a little after 9 am. I try to get my strings in before a cease fire.
The guy next to me probably shot 8 times in the same period.
However he did it, he did it and I am impressed. I hope to run in to him again on Friday.
I can't remember the color of the trigger but it seems he had this thing dialed down so there was next to no pressure on it.
On a different note. The guy on the bench next to me last Friday had a "REMINGTON" 700 in .308 and he was shooting Noslers seated at 2.800 I think.
He put 4 shots in a single caliber hole. It took him a while to do it though.
He had two targets at 100 yards and he was shooting at one of them suppressed and one with the suppressor off the gun.
He was using a Leupold Mark 4. I do not know what the magnification was.
I shot probably 80 rounds from 7 am until a little after 9 am. I try to get my strings in before a cease fire.
The guy next to me probably shot 8 times in the same period.
However he did it, he did it and I am impressed. I hope to run in to him again on Friday.