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Sarge · November 28, 2012, 11:19 AM

My outfit issued G22's with NY triggers, when I arrived in 2008.I've been able to exert some influence in matters related to firearms so when we acquired new Gen 3's in 2011, they came with the stock 5.5# setup.

Scores improved overall but the cold truth is that I shot my NY trigger just as well as my current rig. Of course I'm an old DA revolver guy from way back, and I shoot a lot on my own time/own dime.

My opinion is that a committed, driven individual will push him or her self to master whatever they select or are issued. In the process of mastering it, they acquire burned in muscle memory and the ability to operate the machine almost on autopilot. Once there, the mind is freed for solving problems that may or may not relate to the operation of the firearm. In the best case scenario, that added bit of clear thinking may prevent a need for the gun to be deployed at all.

November 28, 2012, 11:19 AM	#15
Sarge Senior Member Join Date: May 12, 2002 Location: MO Posts: 5,457	My outfit issued G22's with NY triggers, when I arrived in 2008.I've been able to exert some influence in matters related to firearms so when we acquired new Gen 3's in 2011, they came with the stock 5.5# setup. Scores improved overall but the cold truth is that I shot my NY trigger just as well as my current rig. Of course I'm an old DA revolver guy from way back, and I shoot a lot on my own time/own dime. My opinion is that a committed, driven individual will push him or her self to master whatever they select or are issued. In the process of mastering it, they acquire burned in muscle memory and the ability to operate the machine almost on autopilot. Once there, the mind is freed for solving problems that may or may not relate to the operation of the firearm. In the best case scenario, that added bit of clear thinking may prevent a need for the gun to be deployed at all. __________________ People were smarter before the Internet, or imbeciles were harder to notice. Last edited by Sarge; November 28, 2012 at 01:12 PM.