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Re: hammer lug

In Reply to: Re: hammer lug posted by Razorpb on May 30, 2003 at 13:32:14:

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Posted by:
tamu
on June 11, 2003 at 23:03:07

Also, the flat lugs will give a more "snappy" feel to them. Some people like that.

: Other than shape there is no difference. If your using an electro grip frame like the Race or Eblade you MUST use a flat (squared) lug, or it will not catch on the sear properly. Not such an issue with mechanical frames, rounded will give a slightly easier trigger pull compared to the squared. Hope it helps.
: Razor
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: : I was looking at the freeflow website and saw that they have 2 types of hammer lugs. flat and rounded. Is one better than the other? whats the difference besides the shape.

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: Also, the flat lugs will give a more "snappy" feel to them. Some people like that. : : : Other than shape there is no difference. If your using an electro grip frame like the Race or Eblade you MUST use a flat (squared) lug, or it will not catch on the sear properly. Not such an issue with mechanical frames, rounded will give a slightly easier trigger pull compared to the squared. Hope it helps. : : Razor : : : : : I was looking at the freeflow website and saw that they have 2 types of hammer lugs. flat and rounded. Is one better than the other? whats the difference besides the shape.

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