Videos tagged with Trigger Gauge

This guide details how to measure the trigger pull weight on a Ruger SR22P pistol using a Wheeler Engineering trigger gauge. It covers both double-action and single-action pulls, emphasizing the importance of multiple measurements for accuracy. The video highlights differences in trigger pull between a used and unfired model, offering insights for potential buyers.

This video details the process of testing the trigger pull on a new Thompson Center (T/C) Encore firearm. It focuses on the specific methodology and equipment used to accurately measure the trigger's weight and feel, providing insight into the mechanics and quality control of this particular rifle model. The content is geared towards enthusiasts interested in firearm performance and customization.

This video explores the feasibility of using a cheap luggage scale as an alternative to expensive trigger gauges for firearm maintenance and repair. The creator unboxes the scale, conducts a "Coke Can Test" for calibration, and then proceeds to test its accuracy on a firearm trigger. The video aims to determine if this budget-friendly tool can provide reliable measurements for gunsmithing purposes, comparing its performance to a more costly Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge. The content is presented for educational and entertainment value, emphasizing safe practices and legal compliance.

This review of the Tikka T3x Tac A1 in 6.5 Creedmoor (left-handed) highlights its premium feel, smooth action, and thoughtful features. The presenter praises the easy bolt removal, ambidextrous magazine release, and the inclusion of two magazines. The trigger is noted as crisp and adjustable, with factory pull weight measured consistently around 4.6 lbs. Borescope inspection revealed a clean, uniform barrel, and the cycling of the action with live rounds was exceptionally smooth.