trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
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trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
Hello,
I need advaice, I would like to buy Evo10e and I'm wonderning whether childhood diseases have been eliminated. I've read and heard that trigger Lp10e is slower than LP10 and feeling the large deformation of the micro switch in the second stage.
Is there any user of Evo10e who shot previously LP10e? Is the mechanical trigger better than electronic in Evo? Which is faster
Maybe I should buy pistol with a mechanical trigger?
I need advaice, I would like to buy Evo10e and I'm wonderning whether childhood diseases have been eliminated. I've read and heard that trigger Lp10e is slower than LP10 and feeling the large deformation of the micro switch in the second stage.
Is there any user of Evo10e who shot previously LP10e? Is the mechanical trigger better than electronic in Evo? Which is faster
Maybe I should buy pistol with a mechanical trigger?
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
i've had the lp10e and last week shot again evo10e.
They are completely different. I dont' think there are any childhood hillnesses!
They are completely different. I dont' think there are any childhood hillnesses!
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
Do you think is it faster/ better than LP10e/LP10?
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
what do you mean for 'faster'?
it has no microswitch, so it is much drier. For example Matchguns declare that with their electronic you need 0.001mm to release. I guess that Evo should be similar.
my personal feeling is that the Evo is somewhere in between Matchguns and old lp10e in terms of how dry the trigger is.
it has no microswitch, so it is much drier. For example Matchguns declare that with their electronic you need 0.001mm to release. I guess that Evo should be similar.
my personal feeling is that the Evo is somewhere in between Matchguns and old lp10e in terms of how dry the trigger is.
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
I mean exactly length/distance to release. Matchguns has great trigger so Evo10e must be also good.
Thank you for your answer!
Thank you for your answer!
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
yes.
for me the best trigger remains the matchguns, it is always perfectly repeatible.
As I said, the Evo is somewhere in between lp10e and matchguns... I don't know why, as i would have expected to be exactly the same as the matchguns.
Any way Evo has a great trigger.
Last week i was talking to one of the top world shooter, who used to shoot lp10E and now evo and loved the new trigger.
for me the best trigger remains the matchguns, it is always perfectly repeatible.
As I said, the Evo is somewhere in between lp10e and matchguns... I don't know why, as i would have expected to be exactly the same as the matchguns.
Any way Evo has a great trigger.
Last week i was talking to one of the top world shooter, who used to shoot lp10E and now evo and loved the new trigger.
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
He used Evo10e or Evo10?therider wrote: ...Last week i was talking to one of the top world shooter, who used to shoot lp10E and now evo and loved the new trigger.
Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
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Re: trigger LP10e vs EVO 10e
Great, You helped me decide. Thanks!