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| INGO Black Sheep   Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Greenfield
Posts: 3,700
    | Trigger Reset Here is a video of a feller shooting a suppressed M-4. If you listen there is a slight click after the muffled blast. The debate is: This sound is trigger reset (which to my educated guess is that he is holding the trigger fully back until after ejection and bolt reset then escorting the trigger back into ready or firing position making a click like in a functions test) Is this a bad way to train with a semi-auto long gun? This is the sound of his shot hitting its target (though with the delay seems like it is several 100 meters down range.) What does INGO think? Please correct any of the above statements if needed. Thanks, RNM
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