chubby
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Has anyone near West London got a release trigger 12g ?
Release Trigger
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Guns with release triggers are pretty rare things! Do you want to try one or something?
shootinguru
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:crazy: Release Trigger? Save your money for a psychiatrist! If you are looking to have a shooting related accident then by all means use one. :hunter:
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The Red Baron is a better choice.....he has some very fancy ones.
I have not got one..........yet..!!
I have not got one..........yet..!!
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Hotshot100
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You beat me to it. For any one who doesn't know who the Red Baron is it's Gordon Lee and they're all fitted to Krieghoffs.
Madmillie
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Gun goes bang when you release the trigger rather than when you pull it as with a normal gun. Supposed to help cure trigger freeze....
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Skeet UK
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More accurately...a release trigger, must be pulled to set the trigger, then released. So when you close the gun it is safe...you don't have to hold the trigger back or anything, then you ready up, pull trigger then release it at the target.
I will let Larry Potterfield (from Midway USA), tell you how it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PA7JxLdHTE
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Excellent devices, I had one on my Krieghof, it cured my trigger problems. As for dangerous, Taurus Excreetum - no more dangerous than any other gun.
A no bird, no problem - just hold the trigger back while pushing the top lever across, simples. I trust we all point our weapons down range and don't wave them around like flags, so where is the "danger".
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A no bird, no problem - just hold the trigger back while pushing the top lever across, simples. I trust we all point our weapons down range and don't wave them around like flags, so where is the "danger".
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Agreed, release triggers are only generally considered dangerous by those that don't understand them.
shootinguru
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Remind me of your statement when someone gets shot! :fie:
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Wonko the Sane
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Well, as obviously dangerous as those things are I'm sure some good researcher can come up with a multitude of attributable "accidents".
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shootinguru
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:fie: Well you won't find me on a squad shooting Fitasc sporting with someone who uses one! :hunter:
I have been on an FSP squad with a shooter using a K80 with release trigger fairly recently - and had a very pleasant and safe two days shooting.
Nothing to worry about if the shooter is safe and responsible.
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Can nursey wheel you around a Fitasc sporting layout Siiiyyyrreeeeeeeeel?
Good for you.......glad you are still here and shooting......could have swore I had attended your memorial......must have been dreaming.... :wink:
I think a "standard" trigger configuration could be dangerous in the hands of a clown. It's not the trigger, "safety catch" (untrue) top lever or any other thing that makes a gun inherently dangerous, it's the person who is holding it who may be a danger. As stated, providing ANY gun is always pointed down range, when loaded, WE are all quite safe.
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