The Function and Use of a Release Trigger Presented by Larry Potterfield | MidwayUSA Gunsmithing
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Every once in a while a Trap shooter will show up with one, and while they work great, one really needs to be paying attention to what they're doing else it's not going to go as planned. I wouldn't recommend one to anyone less than expert, and no one with arthritis or physical limitations to their Hands.
Carlos Hathcock
.450/400 Nitro Ex
I don't think I could get used to it.
Acer-m14
20×102mm Vulcan
ITS A MACHINE GUN .. Per the ATF .. LOL ..
i have seen more in skeet shooting .. ( double clays ) .. click .. set trigger .. call pull .. release .. boom .. smash clay ..
pull trigger .. boom .. smash 2nd clay ..
i have seen more in skeet shooting .. ( double clays ) .. click .. set trigger .. call pull .. release .. boom .. smash clay ..
pull trigger .. boom .. smash 2nd clay ..
Deplorable Me
.700 Nitro Express
I like trap. Tried one. Didn't like it. I know superior expert shooters who run a strait 25 on them. The concept made me nervous compared to shooting rifles and handguns.
Saltwater60
20×102mm Vulcan
I used to shoot a lot of trap when I was pretty young and never had an issue. I could go 22/25 when in my mid teens. That was with guns too big and too heavy for me too.
I remember release triggers from my trap shooting days in the 1980' s. Only a very few shooters used them.
I never liked them. I didn't know that they were still around.
I never liked them. I didn't know that they were still around.
Xae289
.223 Rem
Crazy, I just found out about these things yesterday while reading through the NRA Precision Pistol rules where they're banned. Seem good for accurate shooting, but like it would totally mess up and crosswire valuable muscle memory.