death-junky
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so i was wondering what all the M44 shooters think of there triggers?? i love the one that i got on my M44 it has a long but light pull.
ttyal
Riley
ttyal
Riley
M-44 trigger:D
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the nagants were designed with a long trigger pull. Why because they are not target rifles, training and doctrine at the time was for instintive shooting.
Up Bang
accuracy required was minute of man
none of the breath pause squeeze Bang because the enemy was using the instinctive shooting technique, so if your going to be screwing around pausing your dead.
sniping was different, it involved hiding so the enemy did'nt see you, thus giving you time to breath pause squeeze, without getting your head blown off.
But back to the triggers on nagants,
Mine are all fine, long pull, but you learn to feal when you are at the break point.
Up Bang
accuracy required was minute of man
none of the breath pause squeeze Bang because the enemy was using the instinctive shooting technique, so if your going to be screwing around pausing your dead.
sniping was different, it involved hiding so the enemy did'nt see you, thus giving you time to breath pause squeeze, without getting your head blown off.
But back to the triggers on nagants,
Mine are all fine, long pull, but you learn to feal when you are at the break point.
I love most of my MN's triggers. They have a very instinctive pull, mind you my first "real" gun was a M91. For the most part, I know exactly when they're going to break, and appreciate the predictability. I have 4 mosins now, and they all have thier own quirks and personalities though...
