I broke down and bought a Trigger Scale from Amazon last week. I never owned one before, and I was curious about just how heavy the trigger pull was on my pistols.
I rather wish I had not. The scale only measures to eight pounds ... most of them were way over the limit. Which is okay for certain uses, I suppose, but not for any purpose for which I bought the pistols. Even The Beloved Kimber, since I got the trigger replaced, now clocks in at "UGH!" pounds trigger pull.
I can understand it for DA-Only pistols, but even my SA pistols tend to over-do it.
The only exception is the STI Edge in 10mm, which still breaks at a crisp, clean 3-3/4 ounces.
Ah ... perfection! Unfortunately, my eyes have degenerated so badly in the past few years that I'm unable to use it as well in competition as I use to. I can't see the iron sights.
I'm sorely tempted to have it mounted with an AIMPOINT, and get back into the Pistol Game ... even if I do have to shoot in OPEN Division without a compensated barrel.
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Your eyesight may be dimmer, but think of how mature and more experienced you are.
How about Carry Optics?
Glock sells a fine pistol with the slide already cut for an optic.
I never want to see another Glock in my hand.
Fortunately, that's not too difficult.
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