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The Wheeler Trigger Pull Scale is one of those tools that earns a permanent spot on the bench. It's a simple, mechanical gauge built to tell you exactly how heavy your trigger breaks, reading from 8 ounces all the way up to 8 pounds in 2-ounce increments. No batteries, no menus, no display to wake up. Hook it on the trigger, pull straight back, and let the sliding indicator do the rest. That indicator stays put on the highest weight it registered, so you can pull, set the gun down, and read your number without worrying about the needle bouncing back.
The pistol-style handle is shaped to keep your pull straight and consistent, which matters more than people think. A crooked or angled pull throws off the reading, and this grip naturally lines you up the same way every time. The increment markings are big and high-contrast, so you're not squinting to figure out where you landed. It reads to within about 2 ounces, which is plenty of resolution for setting up a hunting rifle, checking a competition trigger, or making sure a new trigger job came in where you wanted it.
Because the range tops out at 8 pounds, this scale covers the vast majority of rifle, shotgun, and single-action pistol triggers you'll run into. It's a go-to for tuning triggers, tracking changes after adjustments, and confirming pull weights stay safe and where you set them. The molded plastic housing protects the internals from the occasional bench drop, and the whole thing is light enough to toss in a range bag or toolbox. For anyone who does their own trigger work, having a repeatable way to measure your results takes the guesswork out of the job and helps you get consistent, reliable readings pull after pull.
It measures in 2-ounce increments and is rated accurate to within plus or minus 2 ounces. For the best repeatability, pull straight back in line with the trigger and take a few readings to average them out. That's plenty precise for tuning rifle, shotgun, and single-action triggers, though folks who need exact numbers down to the ounce may prefer a digital gauge.
No. It's a fully mechanical tool, so there's nothing to charge, replace, or wake up. You just hook it on the trigger and pull, which makes it dependable to grab whenever you need it and easy to keep in a range bag.
The 8 ounce to 8 pound range covers the large majority of rifle, shotgun, and single-action pistol triggers. Heavy double-action revolver and DA/SA pulls can run past 8 pounds, so those may exceed the top of the scale. For those, a higher-range or digital gauge is the better fit.
As you pull the trigger, the indicator moves along the scale and stays parked on the highest weight it registered. That means you can complete your pull, set the firearm down, and read the number without watching the gauge in real time. Just slide it back to zero before your next reading.
| UPC | 661120098881 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 309888 |
| Blade Length | 4.5" x 14.75" x 1.25" |
| Blade Material | 8 ozs – 8 lbs |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 14.5500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tool |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.35 |
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