TriggerTech Model Differences.
- Thread starter scwhit
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Tolerances, over travel, creep. Likely not noticable by feel only lab equipment.
I have the primary and it sits very well with me. (If anything, I'd upgrade to the special.)
You might find that a trigger too sensitive might lead you to pull shots if you don't have other guns that have a similar trigger pull. In my example, after shooting factory striker/hammer fired pistols, I'd have to for a few mags with the 22lr bullseye pistol to get reacquainted with the trigger mechanics.
If you're lucky, try them in the stores!
You might find that a trigger too sensitive might lead you to pull shots if you don't have other guns that have a similar trigger pull. In my example, after shooting factory striker/hammer fired pistols, I'd have to for a few mags with the 22lr bullseye pistol to get reacquainted with the trigger mechanics.
If you're lucky, try them in the stores!
I had the original from 2015 with the carbon roller, 89 bucks back then. like a fool I turned it in when they done a recall, best trigger I ever had. As for the differences I just run a basic at 1.5lbs, the more its used the nicer it gets, I do a few. I tried the diamond and yes its nice but I dont run a very light trigger and its quality would be lost on me.
The flat diamond is what I'm considering on a bolt gun I'm building, have you had any experience with it compared to the special? I'll be going with a 1 - 1.5 lb pull weight so I'm trying to figure out if paying extra for the diamond is worth it since the special will fit my needs for pull weight.
I have both the diamond and special with flat shoes and at one point, had both on the same action. I couldn't tell the difference in feel or function.
The Viper barrel vise has been top notch so far. My only regret is I waited this long to by a good barrel vise. It's a life saver.
Thanks for asking the question OP, I’m new and in the process of piecing together a list for a build and was lost on the difference as well. But settled on just the TriggerTech special flat since I have heard so much about how the flat trigger makes a difference.
