500g Trigger Weight

[Fierynick]

Dear All,

Has anybody got a trigger weight for sale? I don't really want to pay £43 for a new one as it won't get much use. Alternately could anyone lend me one for a week or so?

Regards

[tufty]

Nick,I have one I could lend you,if I ,or one of my club mates bring it up to the West Mids open, you could return it to me at the BPC Open meet in June,or if you need it more urgently I could post it to you.

Neale

[Rutty]

I know that it doesn't really help you in the short term, but a trigger weight should be an essential item of equipment for any club that supports 10m Air Pistol or Light Sport Rifle. How can a witness sign your postal cards as having been shot in accordance with the rules if they don't have the equipment available to check trigger weight?

Get the club to buy one.

Rutty

[nickm marshall]

Everyone who shoots regular competitions should have their own?

There cheap enough to buy.

you can check your gun or guns the morning before a comp, and adjust accordingly.

When you give up shooting, you will probably get your money back on it when you sell it.

It's one of the best items i own. Perfect peace of mind. it requires no further maintenance or calibration and I can even carry it easily to a comp to sort out little issues that me or a fellow shooter might have without frantically trying to get back in the line to retest.

[Fierynick]

Tufty,
That would be excellent, I want to mess about with the first/second stage bias but obviously keep within the weight limit. I was going to okay about with it at the BPC this weekend but got sidetracked!

Nick,
I should get one, i want to see if there is one that can be 500g and 1000g. Rapid Fire is 1kg limit so really need both.

[nige346]

They are expensive for what is basically a weight, think some lathe work is required