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Flat vs. Curved Trigger for Bolt Action setup

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  • TheCanadianOne

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    I figure it comes down to personal preference but has anyone noticed a difference in positioning, pull or repeatability? I've only ever shot using a curved trigger but am curious about a flat faced triggertech.
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    Txhillbilly

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    I have way too many gun's with a curved trigger to even think about trying a flat trigger. Some guy's love them, but it's not worth having a different feel when my finger is on the trigger.

    I do love Trigger Tech trigger's, I have 4 of them on my custom action's.
     

    Ausländer

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    Like others have said, it comes down to your own personal preference. The flat triggers feel better (more natural) to me on most pistols and rifles. Do I shoot better with them - dunno, but it's one less thing that I "think" about when getting into position. Have I swapped out the curved triggers on everything I own, nope.

    My suggestion is to find a pistol or rifle with a straight trigger and try it - before buying a trigger set and new springs/lighter springs, tuning kits, etc...
     

    TheCanadianOne

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    Aug 12, 2023
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    Like others have said, it comes down to your own personal preference. The flat triggers feel better (more natural) to me on most pistols and rifles. Do I shoot better with them - dunno, but it's one less thing that I "think" about when getting into position. Have I swapped out the curved triggers on everything I own, nope.

    My suggestion is to find a pistol or rifle with a straight trigger and try it - before buying a trigger set and new springs/lighter springs, tuning kits, etc...
    A local gunshop I visit occasionally thankfully had a flat trigger to try out but it was only on an AR. Def. was an interesting feel. My curiosity with a flat trigger was brought up after my FFL dealer offered me a Triggertech diamond flat trigger at a discount as he never got around to using it for his custom build.
     
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