It fires when you release the trigger, not when you pull. Some folks like them since it helps to reduce flinch. Problem is when you pull the trigger, there's no way to release it without the gun firing. Kinda dangerous.
Posted: 7/15/2006 10:57:42 AM EDT
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Just whar Brad said. The gun fires when the trigger is released insted of pulled. Target shooters use them for trap and skeet. You are suppose to put a orange sticker on the gun stating that it is a release trigger. Not my cup of tea. MIKE.
