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Congratulations. I always like reading success stories like yours.
Many shooters discount what a really nice trigger can do for them. I'm a bit of an admitted trigger snob, having several firearms with truly world class triggers. Once you become accustomed to them, it is really difficult, or annoying, to try to deal with most other triggers.
Bad triggers are almost expected on lower priced .22's and such. It's amazing to me, however, what has come to pass as an acceptable trigger on many of today's centerfire rifles and handguns. Lots of shooters call them "lawyer triggers", blaming our litigious society for their existence. I'm not sure I buy into that. I think it is more due to the constant downward pressure on price that gun manufacturers are forced to cope with. It takes a fair amount of fitting and fiddling to get a really good trigger. It's something precise machining alone can not yet achieve. And hand fitting is just expensive...
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Jeff
'72 911T 3.0 MFI
'93 Ducati 900 Super Sport
"God invented whiskey so the Irish wouldn't rule the world"
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