I was a big proponent of heavy LEM. I always thought that heavier LEM would allow me better trigger control than the light LEM. I *THOUGHT* that a transition of the light LEM from "free Slack" to sear engagement was too abrupt. I theorized that it would make it hard to fire in rapid fire.
Well...after shooting heavy LEM for a while now. I was having difficulties with, what I thought was, flinching. My groups were string vertically and little to the left.
Last weekend, Just for kicks ... I changed to Light LEM. And guess what !! My group shrunk.... I'm shooting approximately half dollar groups now at 5 yards... (I'll always pull a few...but generically) So, it turns out that I wasn't flinching....not really.....I was pushing (if that is the correct term), because I was fighting a heavy trigger.
Huh ...what do you know. I can even (half way) reliably hit 7 inch targets at 20 yards now. (max at my range.) I turned out to be a better shooter than I thought :440:
I'm even thinking about sending it out for a trigger job now.
Ken
Well...after shooting heavy LEM for a while now. I was having difficulties with, what I thought was, flinching. My groups were string vertically and little to the left.
Last weekend, Just for kicks ... I changed to Light LEM. And guess what !! My group shrunk.... I'm shooting approximately half dollar groups now at 5 yards... (I'll always pull a few...but generically) So, it turns out that I wasn't flinching....not really.....I was pushing (if that is the correct term), because I was fighting a heavy trigger.
Huh ...what do you know. I can even (half way) reliably hit 7 inch targets at 20 yards now. (max at my range.) I turned out to be a better shooter than I thought :440:
I'm even thinking about sending it out for a trigger job now.
Ken