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Originally Posted by HOLLiS
I agree, smooth, clean and crisp, would probably be the words I would also use. IMHO too light of a trigger (hair triggar) is dangerous and uncertain. I think as it has been mentioned many times in the past on this board it is Training, Training, and more training along with experience. The quality of the shooter is more imporant than the fire arm or how it is set up.
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I couldn't agree more, give a well-trained shooter a basically good weapon and opportunity for practice and you will get good results.