Trigger pull gauge recommendations

[Rockymtnx]

I am looking to purchase a trigger pull gauge and was looking for some thoughts and comments on the various ones available.
From what I see there isn't a whole variety available. A digital one from Lyman and three mechanical ones from RCBS. I'm kind of leaning towards the Lyman digital one.

[Dean2]

Go to Fishing hole or Wholesale. Buy a six pound roound brass fish weighing scale, for $15 and fit a tigger pull from a coat hanger. Perfectly good pull gauge for $90 less than any of the ones specifically made for the job. It doesn't have a stopper so you have to watch it as it breaks but for that much less I can live without the stopper.

[Rockymtnx]

Any other comments?

[huntinstuff]

I have an RCBS trigger pull guage here that I dont use anymore.....

They are $30 at WSS.........$20 too much????

[209x50]

After a while you really don't care how heavy the trigger is as long as it works for you and that rifle.

[Rockymtnx]

Originally Posted by huntinstuff

i have an rcbs trigger pull guage here that i dont use anymore.....

They are $30 at wss.........$20 too much????

sold!

[skywrench]

I have the Lyman electronic gauge and have found it quite useful. It has resolution to 0.1 lb and can store several tries which can be averaged. I haven't tried against a known, calibrated scale so I can't attest to its absolute accuracy but I believe it would prove to be accurate. More importantly, it has given me consistent readings on each of the triggers I have checked.

[wolfkiller]

Lyman digital gauge works really good

[elkhunter11]

I use an RCBS gauge which works fine for me.