Tec Hro Trigger

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shadow
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Tec Hro Trigger

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Does anyone use a Tec Hro trigger on an air pistol? If so, can you give me your thoughts pros/cons?
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Post by Richard H »

I've used the Tec-Hro trigger for a number of years and I really like it. It allows a greater range of adjustment, having short fingers it allows me to get it rearward a little further. I also like the aggressive texture on the trigger for me it helps with consistent finger placement and I can feel the trigger better. Haven't really come across any cons for me, some young females that tried my trigger found the aggressive texture to much for them.

The quality of the machining is top notch and I've always been very happy with their customer service too.
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For LP10 owners with short fingers, the Tec-Hro is much worse than the original LP10 trigger.
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Post by Muffo »

Iv used one for a while on a morini. I've had to do a few modes to get it ti work well. One of the things is it lowers the actual trigger shoe a lot. Also possibly from the textured surface it makes the trigger seem a lot heavier. It is good for the adjustment tho. The only reason I use it is because I shoot right hand left eye and I like the trigger to be offset to the middle of the pistol.
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