Videos tagged with Electronic Trigger Gauge

This video reviews and evaluates the Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge, highlighting potential accuracy issues. The creator tests the gauge on various firearms, including a Ruger and an AR platform, and uses a coke can as an additional test object to assess its precision. The video aims to determine if the gauge's claimed margin of error of ± .1oz for weights under 5lbs is met. The creator also points to their blog for further details and invites viewers to subscribe to their gadget channel and watch uncensored content on Rumble.

This video explores the feasibility of using a cheap luggage scale as an alternative to expensive trigger gauges for firearm maintenance and repair. The creator unboxes the scale, conducts a "Coke Can Test" for calibration, and then proceeds to test its accuracy on a firearm trigger. The video aims to determine if this budget-friendly tool can provide reliable measurements for gunsmithing purposes, comparing its performance to a more costly Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge. The content is presented for educational and entertainment value, emphasizing safe practices and legal compliance.

This video compares the Wheeler Trigger Scale, a mechanical tool, against the Lyman Electronic Digital Trigger Gauge for gun repair and maintenance. The reviewer unboxes, details features, and conducts tests including a "Coke Can Test" and actual trigger pull evaluations. The video aims to help viewers decide between the two types of trigger gauges, highlighting their performance and utility for gunsmithing and firearm enthusiasts. It also directs viewers to the reviewer's blog, other social media platforms, and membership options.

This YouTube video focuses on the Lyman Electronic Trigger Pull Gauge, providing viewers with a demonstration and explanation of its functionality. The description directs users to Brownells' video website for further information, suggesting a product review or informational piece aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in understanding or improving their trigger performance. The content likely caters to individuals involved in gunsmithing, firearm customization, or those seeking to enhance their shooting accuracy through precise measurement of trigger pull weight.