I know everyone hates the NY2, I was just curious if anyone ever tried it with a lightened connector? I was thinking it might almost make the break disappear entirely due to the contrast.
I've read that the "-" will take about a 1.5# off the NY1 trigger, so I was just curious what it does to the NY2. I figure itI assume the reset would be brisk.
The reason I ask is that the NY1 amplifies the relative break reduction compared to stock trigger spring:
http://www.glockmeister.com/EvaluationofTriggerPulls.asp
The with the stock trigger spring, the standard to "-" shaves 1.25 lbs., but the same comparison with an NY1 shaves 1.625 lbs. Maybe the "-" would take off 2-3 lbs. with a NY2, making the contrast of front to back really large.
Thanks.
I've read that the "-" will take about a 1.5# off the NY1 trigger, so I was just curious what it does to the NY2. I figure itI assume the reset would be brisk.
The reason I ask is that the NY1 amplifies the relative break reduction compared to stock trigger spring:
http://www.glockmeister.com/EvaluationofTriggerPulls.asp
The with the stock trigger spring, the standard to "-" shaves 1.25 lbs., but the same comparison with an NY1 shaves 1.625 lbs. Maybe the "-" would take off 2-3 lbs. with a NY2, making the contrast of front to back really large.
Thanks.