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Spyders sure don't have the best trigger
In Reply to: i need some trigger advice posted by Daniel on April 17, 2003 at 03:51:19:
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Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on April 20, 2003 at 19:58:05
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But the mechanical 'hinge' is nothing but a double length trigger. I haven't seen one but unless there is some mechanical difference in how the sear is activated a longer trigger would just slow you down even more by the longer finger travel.
Since I own a home made electro cocker and electro spyder, I've got to ask if you are handy enough to build one. AND I have a mechanical trigger plan that I just haven't built yet that will hopefully do what no other aftermarket engineer has come up with yet that would allow a short pull, light, hair trigger on a spyder. My problem is I don't have access to a lathe. You interested? Make it work, make one for me, and make a fortune. Its all yours.... |
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