Trigger pull gauge suggestion

[USMC586]

What is the favorite trigger pull gauge around these parts?

 

[OKFC05]

RCBS. I have both the 8# and the 25# military models.
RCBS Trigger Pull Gage Military 0 to 25 lb (8 oz Increments) - MidwayUSA
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/default.aspx?productNumber=545039

 

[chief38]

While the 0 to 25 pound RCBS has a larger range of measurement, the 0 to 8 pound RCBS scale is more accurate because of the smaller scale range. I find it to work very well, but sometimes you do need both if you intend to measure anything over 8 pounds. They are simple, reliable and work well, and they are reasonable priced.

Chief38

 

[Fastbolt]

I use a digital gauge for "rough" readings, especially when obtaining averaged readings with plastic pistols, but prefer to use the old fashioned steel weights for checking 1911's and revolvers in SA.

 

[shovelwrench]

This is what I use.....

Lyman Trigger Pull Gage Electronic Digital 0 to 12 lb - MidwayUSA

 

[SWP357]

The Lyman works great, have had one for years

 

[scooter123]

Got the Lyman digital for Christmas and thinks it's just great. Tried using one of the spring scales and after I got the Lyman I found my readings were off by a good pound to a bit more.

 

[silvertip43]

trigger gauge

I have had a lyman for years, and am happy to recommend it. It is easy to use and measures from 1 oz to 12lbs, has digital display, and will give the average of, up to 10 trigger pulls.
---sonny

 

[ken158]

Another fan of the Lyman digital

 

[Fastbolt]

When I use a digital gauge, the Lyman is the one I use.

 

[Bat Guano]

Lyman. Had an RCBS spring type one years back and tossed it. Have used the Lyman a lot for several years now and it does everything I need.

 

[kennyb]

RCBS for me...works great