BBerguson
Official Pennsyltuckian
I just saw another video of his this week and gave it a thumbs down. I can’t remember what he said but it was very obviously wrong and maddening.
As far as the Python goes…. Back in the 80s when a buddy of mine had a 6” python I was very envious of it. That was one sweet pistol with a super smooth action and great trigger. A local gun shop run by a buddy of mine has gotten two of the new ones in over a couple month span. He handed the first one to me and asked what I thought of it. Dollar for dollar, it was the worst trigger I’ve felt on a pistol and told him that. He knew it already and was as dismayed as I was. Couple of months later he still had one in the case so I asked to see it again not knowing it was a different one. I commented that I couldn’t believe how bad the trigger was and reasoned that was why he hadn’t sold it yet. And then he told me it was a different because the other one sold. That trigger was just as bad as the first one. That second one sold quickly too.
Hopefully the triggers can be honed and made to feel like the original, they should be perfect from the factory but…
I have 4 S&W revolvers, three are probably 40+ with my 686 being a young pup about 12 years old. I would put their triggers (any of them) up against any other pistol brand thats on any gun rack, even the old pythons. S&W makes awesome clean breaking no creep triggers. I guess the awesome is a little redundant….
As far as the Python goes…. Back in the 80s when a buddy of mine had a 6” python I was very envious of it. That was one sweet pistol with a super smooth action and great trigger. A local gun shop run by a buddy of mine has gotten two of the new ones in over a couple month span. He handed the first one to me and asked what I thought of it. Dollar for dollar, it was the worst trigger I’ve felt on a pistol and told him that. He knew it already and was as dismayed as I was. Couple of months later he still had one in the case so I asked to see it again not knowing it was a different one. I commented that I couldn’t believe how bad the trigger was and reasoned that was why he hadn’t sold it yet. And then he told me it was a different because the other one sold. That trigger was just as bad as the first one. That second one sold quickly too.
Hopefully the triggers can be honed and made to feel like the original, they should be perfect from the factory but…
I have 4 S&W revolvers, three are probably 40+ with my 686 being a young pup about 12 years old. I would put their triggers (any of them) up against any other pistol brand thats on any gun rack, even the old pythons. S&W makes awesome clean breaking no creep triggers. I guess the awesome is a little redundant….
