[bw374007]

From the guys I've talked to it is supposed to help with flinching. Don't know about the second question. I'm curious on the responses as well. Looking at a gun that has a release trigger now.

 

[Tom in Pittsburgh]

It’s called a “release trigger.” If you have set it & then need to hold fire, you simply open your action while continuing to hold the trigger back. Once you have your action open, you can point the gun in a safe direction & safely release the trigger.

 

[beaker100]

I think you mean release triggers.

Depending on the type of gun you are shooting there are several ways of not shooting if you get the trigger set then there is a reason not to shoot.

Most break open guns just push the top lever and open the gun while the trigger is set.

Thank you Doug.

 

[Tron]

 

[Goober]

Thanks for your responses. Do appreciate it. Have a great weekend.

 

[ovaljack]

that would sure fix a flinch, but the way I've been shooting lately, I'd miss

 

[flashmax]

Thumb drive?

 

[skeet_man]

They make it easier to knock the old paint off the back of the trap house when it's time to repaint them.

 

[flashmax]

They make it easier to knock the old paint off the back of the trap house when it's time to repaint them.

When repainting ALL our facilities getting ready to host the ATA SW Zone shoot there were more shot pocks on the skeet houses than there were on trap houses. By a huge margin. We had to replace roofing because the damn skeeters shot up the flashing. The half-doors limiting portal size were shot up. And the downfield sides of the houses were a mess.

So don’t go there with your trap house crap.

 

[colonel klink]

What really tears up skeet house is all the broken birds that hit them. (Not saying they don't get shot too!)
At trap all birds are leaving the house into an open area. Skeet allows broken birds to hit the opposing house (alot).
Stay awake as it can hit shooters too. Colonel

 

[OldGoat]

Yep. I almost shot the roof off a skeet high house when a well-intentioned gentleman INSISTED (empasis added) I try shooting his Krieghoff Crown Grade o/u with double release triggers. Never touched a release again...almost had to change my shorts. YMMV

 

[henrydog]

They make it easier to knock the old paint off the back of the trap house when it's time to repaint them.

No truer words have been spoken since the old testament was published

 

[lhedrick1]

Silly Tron....that's the standard issue revolver for democrats 🙊

 

[lhedrick1]

In all seriousness, a pull trigger requires (don't quote me) hundreds of muscles while a release trigger requires less than 20? Something of that nature.

 

[abby1]

your hilarious. LoL

 

[skeet_man]

When repainting ALL our facilities getting ready to host the ATA SW Zone shoot there were more shot pocks on the skeet houses than there were on trap houses. By a huge margin. We had to replace roofing because the damn skeeters shot up the flashing. The half-doors limiting portal size were shot up. And the downfield sides of the houses were a mess.

So don’t go there with your trap house crap.

Not to mention you missed my joke COMPLETELY.

 

[Chief 701]

I don’t see getting all excited about who shoots what. At my club, both the skeet houses and trap pits have been shot. Some of it was due to release triggers, and some due to overly excited shooters. Doesn’t matter who did what or when. Damage is done either way.

 

[flashmax]

I don’t see getting all excited about who shoots what. At my club, both the skeet houses and trap pits have been shot. Some of it was due to release triggers, and some due to overly excited shooters. Doesn’t matter who did what or when. Damage is done either way.

Precisely.

 

[plaw]

If you are thinking of using a release ,please get with someone who has some experience and go out somewhere that is safe and practice.