Another Interesting One On GB

[John Davis]

There’s an interesting SC on GunBroker, item #924199411. It’s a decent old girl. Been restocked. What’s intriguing is it’s stamped on the right side of the receiver, “Dr Pollard’s Relaxing Trigger Pull, Patent Applied For, 7 Patented 1-5-32”. Serial no. is 223984. Apparently this was some sort of early release trigger. A new one on me. Somebody with a flinch might want to check it out.

[Dean Romig]

Chuck…..?





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[John Davis]

Just the man I had in mind.

[Pa SxS]

Gee, thanks for thinking of me

[John Davis]

We could start a Go Fund Me for you.

[6pt-Sika]

I shot a Perazzi TM1 with a release trigger thirty years ago . When I released that abomination I shot ten feet over the bird . I couldn’t hit my ass with both hands when using a release trigger

[Andy]

Dumb ass question: You pull, then RELEASE the trigger to fire, right? What if the trap malfunctions or you don't want to fire, do you walk into the woods and point it a tree to release/fire into it? Sounds dangerous as all hell to me.

[John Davis]

Yes, pull the trigger and then release to fire. If you don't shoot, you breach the gun and every things good. They are a God send for those who have developed a bad flinch. But yes, they scare the hell out of me.

[6pt-Sika]

When you first set it I guess you’d say you hear a distinct sound or atleast that’s been my experience . My friend that owned the TM1 at that time had just won the VA State Handicap title with the gun .

[John Davis]

They're just not natural. Like skeet shooting.