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Source
Sportec
Last updated
about 21 hours ago
Description
Note:
The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
The handgrip and trigger pull lever along with the cable and housing are made in the USA by other manufacturers. The handgrip bar, trigger cable pull bracket, and trigger pull lever are all made and machined by Ransom International Corporation. Brackets are then gun blackened. All products are then assembled and tested all right here in AZ USA. Our main goal was to provide one more level of safety and one more way to remove human error. One main benefit to this system we noted is the trigger return spring when the tiger pull is set upright, with a small gap between the trigger and the pull finger. The trigger pull spring will release the pull finger the second your hand comes off the pull lever, therefore returning the pull finger fully away from the trigger exposing that small gap, therefore nothing is then touching the hair-trigger. This has ben noted as needed as when you get to very light trigger pulls like on match grade guns, lets say under 3. LB trigger or so. On those rare occasions the trigger LB may not have enough push to return the trigger bar properly away, but with this device the trigger LB is not necessary, the return spring handles that. Therefore even the lightest trigger or the hair trigger can be tested safely. It is still recommended as always when doing your setup do multiple dry fires to check all fit form and function and safe operation before loading any firearm. Follow all firearm safety guidelines. And Ransom Rest Safety guidelines when using the Ballistic Remote Cable Pull System. Care and attention to detail is always recommended when around firearms. Always Return the rest to battery before firing your next round. This is still the operators responsibility.
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