I think McGivern was right
He emphasized this in fast shooting, of course, but the forward stoke of the DA revolver trigger action is at least as important as the rearward stroke.
Personally, I always handled triggers in the 'contolled' manner, if only because it was the only method that ever made sense to me.
I have no problem with Rugers or Charters, though, just the way they work.
A friend of mine who is a very good DA revolver shooter recently got a new Wiley Clapp GP100, and he loves it. He also managed to talk me out of my Bulldog and said it 'shoots like a target pistol'.
I hope you have similar luck with your GP100 and that you get it back soon. They are hard guns to beat when it comes to workhorse .357s.
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Cherokee,
2013-06-25, 08:49
- I think McGivern was right - FOG, 2013-06-25, 09:20
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Who....me...??,
2013-06-25, 08:54
- I was thinking it was more like 99% - FOG, 2013-06-25, 09:02
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Rob Leahy,
2013-06-25, 13:15
- I think Ayoob coined the term 'Muscle Memory' - FOG, 2013-06-25, 15:46
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2013-06-25, 18:24
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FOG,
2013-06-25, 21:58
- Oh wait, I know... - FOG, 2013-06-25, 22:11
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