223 shooter
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I purchased a 686 today. I was dry firing the 686 and in single action it felt real lite. I felt if I sneezed it would go off. Is that normal?
Out of curiosity I tested a pair of 686-4s I have and they both were consistent 4lb SA triggers. Far more than a sneeze required to get either to fire.
Why people buy a double-action and then shoot it mostly in single-action defies logic. Learn to shoot double-actions how they were designed to be used...in double-action.
Evidently the SA is there for a reason. I used to compete in an indoor pistol league some years ago and most of the shooters used revolvers and fired then exclusively in the SA mode and one handed. To fire double action would have defied logic.
Also used to shoot NRA metallic silhouette and once again all the revolver shooters used their guns in the SA mode.
I could less about humps or bumps . I'll just shoot the gun the way I want.