A shooter at my range has one of these and he let me try it. I noticed the rear (set) trigger on it was a bit loose until it was used to set the front trigger. Once it was pulled and set, it was firmly in place until the gun was fired .
The owner said the "unset" set trigger being slightly loose was normal but I was wondering if anyone who has experience with Pedersoli set triggers can confirm this.
The gun functioned fine and shot accurately out to the limit of the range.

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A shooter at my range has one of these and he let me try it. I noticed the rear (set) trigger on it was a bit loose until it was used to set the front trigger.  Once it was pulled and set, it was firmly in place until the gun was fired .  
The owner said the "unset"  set trigger being slightly loose was normal  but I was wondering if anyone who has experience with Pedersoli set triggers can confirm this. 
The gun functioned fine and shot accurately out to the limit of the range.

James G. · Answer

This is absolutely normal. 95% of the connection resistance is off the trigger until it sets the front trigger. Normal operation.

Randy I. · Answer

its normal as there is no tension on it until the trigger is '"set:"

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