Bill Calfee
Gun Fool
FF Whisper trigger...
CYA accuracy fool friends:
I try my best to learn something new every day that I live......
I learned something new last evening shooting PAT 1....
Patterson SPEC P-1 uses one of the new FF Whisper triggers...
I'm not endorsing this new trigger......I've only shot it one time....last evening...
But.....................
In my opinion, if you don't want to be shelling out the money for one, do not ever shoot a RFBR rifle that uses one......I'm serious...
The transfer bar of this trigger has almost zero upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece, when fired....I mean almost zero...
This blew my mind......it's as close to having a manually re-set trigger as one can get.....which has no upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece, when fired.
And what's amazing, when you place your finger on the trigger shoe, you can feel it just fine.....it's not like you're afraid to touch it for fear of an accidental discharge......not at all....
So I'd place my finger on the trigger shoe, then when in my mind I was ready to fire, the gun simply discharged......
Again, I'm not advocating for this trigger......cause I've just shot it one time...
But......
It's unlike any trigger I've ever shot......it's so amazing that if I were starting a new build today, I'd have to have one....
I mean, the lack of upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece would be enough, just by itself.....
I did learn something new last evening, it was a good day...
Your pistol fool friend, Bill Calfee
CYA accuracy fool friends:
I try my best to learn something new every day that I live......
I learned something new last evening shooting PAT 1....
Patterson SPEC P-1 uses one of the new FF Whisper triggers...
I'm not endorsing this new trigger......I've only shot it one time....last evening...
But.....................
In my opinion, if you don't want to be shelling out the money for one, do not ever shoot a RFBR rifle that uses one......I'm serious...
The transfer bar of this trigger has almost zero upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece, when fired....I mean almost zero...
This blew my mind......it's as close to having a manually re-set trigger as one can get.....which has no upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece, when fired.
And what's amazing, when you place your finger on the trigger shoe, you can feel it just fine.....it's not like you're afraid to touch it for fear of an accidental discharge......not at all....
So I'd place my finger on the trigger shoe, then when in my mind I was ready to fire, the gun simply discharged......
Again, I'm not advocating for this trigger......cause I've just shot it one time...
But......
It's unlike any trigger I've ever shot......it's so amazing that if I were starting a new build today, I'd have to have one....
I mean, the lack of upward pressure on the bottom of the cocking piece would be enough, just by itself.....
I did learn something new last evening, it was a good day...
Your pistol fool friend, Bill Calfee