The more practice the better. To me, it's not difficult to get use to the trigger, it's not bad at all.

These internet discussions are usually centered around the trigger, but what should be pointed out more often is the fact that these guns are reliable and accurate!

Many of today's gun owners grew up on guns with a lighter and shorter trigger, and thus judge every gun on the the "lightness" of the trigger pull. I judge a gun against itself, does it meet my needs (they are what they are).

I still haven't seen anything at the $300 price point that will match these guns. You can spend more money and get a "better trigger" all day long. The beauty is, how much do you have to spend to get a more reliable gun?

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