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[LDSILLS]

Con

MY 2cents--No need, in fact if you shoot targets IMHO it gives you a trigger feel like none other. For me I know once that blade is pulled back the next step is a light trigger contraction with your finger. Its a learned action however and like all other aspects of shooting it takes practice and concentration to master.
If you have a hunting rig and shoot little paper then you have the assurance of having a second safety on the trigger.
If you don't like the looks then do what Rocketvapor did for his wife's rig.

[Rocketvapor]

The wife is sort of new to this light trigger thing but LOVES the AccuTrigger.
https://flickr.com/photos/130540888@...posted-public/

[PhilC]

I can't think of any pro for doing so. I have 2, both bench guns, both 8 - 9oz and want the safety blade.

[charlie b]

Depends on what you are shooting. Anything but bench target shooting and you want the blade (including PRS). It is too easy to 'trip' a very light trigger. I have my varmint version set low and it will trip several times each time I go out. That means if the blade had not been there the gun would have fired without me touching the trigger.

Bench rest folks are used to that and treat their bolts with great care, not even inserting the bolt until range and rifles are set.

[Rocketvapor]

Set the blade force really low. The blade force also pushes on the trigger.
You don't want a high blade force tripping the trigger for you
Test with and with out the blade spring to see.



Make sure you shim the trigger to remove side play.