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C0untZer0 · July 15, 2011, 04:44 PM

The Sotelo trigger was like 2 triggers. It's like a little bit of spongy takeup and then I hit a wall. The second part of the trigger basically didn't budge, I had to increase pressure on it gradually and evenly and then - click it breaks, theres was no movement - it just would break.

I was dry firing it with Snap Caps and on the third pull - it totally changed.

1) It got easier to pull - the trigger definately breaks now under less pressure

2) I no longer reach a point where the trigger motion just stops - it continues to move backward.

I think I like the trigger this way better - I'm having more success keeping the sight picture the same with follow-up than I was before. But I really wonder, what the hell could have happened to make it change like that? I'm hoping I didn't break something...

July 15, 2011, 04:44 PM	#1
C0untZer0 Junior member Join Date: April 21, 2011 Location: Illinois Posts: 4,555	Wgat could have happened to change my Glock trigger? The Sotelo trigger was like 2 triggers. It's like a little bit of spongy takeup and then I hit a wall. The second part of the trigger basically didn't budge, I had to increase pressure on it gradually and evenly and then - click it breaks, theres was no movement - it just would break. I was dry firing it with Snap Caps and on the third pull - it totally changed. 1) It got easier to pull - the trigger definately breaks now under less pressure 2) I no longer reach a point where the trigger motion just stops - it continues to move backward. I think I like the trigger this way better - I'm having more success keeping the sight picture the same with follow-up than I was before. But I really wonder, what the hell could have happened to make it change like that? I'm hoping I didn't break something...