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The best advice I got in selecting a martial arts instructor was this:

"Don't look for an instructor who moves the way you want to move, and can do the things you want to be able to do.

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Sure will. Pealy getting asked, also?

Larry

I'm new on this forum; anybody know where the 'ignore' button is hidden?


Larry

I wouldn't contend any of those things; but the OP asked about the 'best trigger pull for competition', and I responded to a comment stating it didn't matter. Because I was, apparently, talking about...

You've never shot a match requiring such a shot? You should get out more.


Larry

Explain then, oh wise one-you contended weight of pull didn't matter; I suggested that it might. Elaborate-

Larry

So your contention is that anyone below a 'stupidly high tier' will shoot as well with a DA revolver as a stock 1911. One handed. At 25 yards. Quickly.

Sure, absolutely.


Larry

At $100, you're competing with lots of semi-custom and true custom makers. As much as function counts for, at that level the aesthetics of the holster start to become important; after all, there are...

That's why high level competitors always use stock triggers, whatever the weight.

Oh, wait.... :)


Larry

I take him at his word; he was trying to 'fundamentally change' America. Change it from what the founders originally intended, apparently.

Larry