Professional Trigger Pull Gauge by OneTigris
Buffalo's Outdoors
Digitial force gauge with max load value of 110 lbs push or pull. You can check this scale out here if this is something you’re interested in- https://amzn.to/43aSPJS This is an affiliate link so I do get a small kickback if you use it. It does not effect the price whether you use the link or not.
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If you enjoy shooting firearms, this is the author for you! Especially if you like recreational shooting and reviews from a little different perspective. Buffalo loved watching YouTube videos about firearms he was interested in, but felt like a lot of the channels were “talking down” to their viewers, or were just so “tactical” that the “fun factor” was lost. Buffalo felt that recreational shooting was not represented enough on YouTube so he decided to start his own channel and do it his own way.
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