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I have a question concerning Length of pull. If a gun was stocked for example at 14” with double triggers, I know we measure from the front trigger to the end of the butt.
If this same gun is the converted to a single trigger and set in the rear position and you take a measurement. The LOP measurement will indicate a shorter LOP. So in this case should the measurement be taken from where the front trigger used to be?
LOP question
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