Post by HeadHunter on Feb 24, 2023 11:20:27 GMT
I finally got hold of a trigger pull test gauge (Birchwood Casey manual version) and tested the single action trigger pull on both of my Rhinos;
Gold 6" - 5lb (average over 8 tests), results varied from a +/- 1/4lb either side of 5lb.
Charging Rhino 5" - 3½lb (average over 4 tests), results were a consistent 3½lb for all four tests.
So the results backed up my personal opinion, it lightened the SA trigger tremendously especially when compared to the original horrendously heavy SA trigger that the Rhino comes with straight out of the box.
It's nice to get some actual figures rather than expressing my own opinion of how much better it feels, hopefully this may inspire other owners to have a go at doing the same to theirs and finally getting the SA trigger pull into the realms of useability rather than relegating the gun to double action only use.
Gold 6" - 5lb (average over 8 tests), results varied from a +/- 1/4lb either side of 5lb.
Charging Rhino 5" - 3½lb (average over 4 tests), results were a consistent 3½lb for all four tests.
So the results backed up my personal opinion, it lightened the SA trigger tremendously especially when compared to the original horrendously heavy SA trigger that the Rhino comes with straight out of the box.
It's nice to get some actual figures rather than expressing my own opinion of how much better it feels, hopefully this may inspire other owners to have a go at doing the same to theirs and finally getting the SA trigger pull into the realms of useability rather than relegating the gun to double action only use.
