Here is a very well done video explaining how a Timney trigger works and show why it is not a good choice for anything other than a range use only gun. It is not drop safe to say the least. I definitely can't suggest anyone use it for a defensive pistol, especially for EDC. I was kind of leery of using the new Timney trigger for anything except a pistol used solely at the range due to how it works.
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It’s a good and interesting video, but I don’t think it’s anything to be concerned with. Even if the striker were to slip off the sear(?) lug, the firing pin safety would still block it from hitting the primer. Even with the trigger safety sticking issues noted, it doesn’t look like it moves the FPS enough to cause an ND concern.
I would be interested in seeing the FPS after 1K rounds or so to see if there are any chatter marks.
I would be interested in seeing the FPS after 1K rounds or so to see if there are any chatter marks.
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