double trigger for cocker

[PBSouLjAh]

have you guys seen a cocker with a double trigger? i'd love to try one. no im not talkin about a pivoting double triger like dat new one introduced at MGO but im talkin a double sliding trigger...i love double triggers. i have a m98 and my friend has a shutter.....i just loved his double trigger and my ROF was increased even with his long trigger pull.

[TLplus84]

a double trigger on a cocker is not good. It can really mess it up because of hte sliding action of the cocker. A single trigger is actually beter for the cocker. A double trigger is meant to be used on pivoting triggers only.

[PBSouLjAh]

but i mean like.....why would it mess it up? if it was just a sliding trigger with two finger grooves...all you would be doin with it is just sliding it back with 2 fingers instead of one....which i think is more control over the trigger.....which = better ROF.

[TLplus84]

with a sliding trigger, the presure is applyed to the bottom part, which tries to make the trigger pivot intead of slide, so it messes up the trigger and the grip frame..well Counterfeit explains this better than i do..so you might wanna PM him

[Counterfeit]

A 2 finger trigger on a cocker causes you to put a lot of lower pressure which makes it to push against the set screws and the inside of the grip frame, which creates a lot of unwanted friction in the trigger pull. Which is something I do not want. There are some people who like the double triggers still.

Also trying to slide the trigger back with two fingers at the same time is a lot slower than with one finger.

[TLplus84]

see? told you he could explain it better than me...:P

[Nemessis]

ANd not to mention the trigger binds up

[Counterfeit]

Originally posted by Nemessis
ANd not to mention the trigger binds up

Yes like I said in my post above :D

[Nemessis]

I overlooked your thread sorry