I was shooting my TT trigger on Monday!

[Riflemanz]

I finally got around to shooting outside on Monday morning and I can report the TT 2 stage trigger is worth every penny! I got some real nice groups!

[Normous]

I felt the same way the first (and last) time I pulled my TT.

[xcaliber]

I'll say it again, I like the stock trigger! But you guys are wearing me down! On a scale from 1-10, how do they rate compared to the stock trigger, 10 being the top? Also, 2 stage is the way to go, right?

[RexKay]

I want to convert to the TT side! But I'll wait til after deer season. Something for winter time. Bows are ready now. Maybe I'll be good for Santa.

[Spike Country]

They are awesome! I was whipping some splinters at the target today with the M330, I smile every time I touch her off.

[xcaliber]

I sure would like to shoot one side by side to get the real feel of one. I'm with you Rex, maybe after the 2014 season is over! I know I can down a deer at 50 yards, no problem! I hate making changes in my gear when I'm shooting good! i might have to drive up north and visit Riflemanz, and shoot his 355!

[vixenmaster]

TT's scale at 9-10 my factory is a 2! So there you have it, gotstid money to burn a wet mule runnin buy a TT. If'en you be poor or poorer jus kick n cry like i do

[xcaliber]

Mike, if I do pop for a TT, I'll send you my stock trigger, it is a sweetie really. It won't happen until money falls from the sky, or the late fall! I'll kill a few deer with the stock one, or Roxanne will get out to do some work.

[strum]

Im going to interject here on this subject guys.
the TT trigger ill not knock . They are the cream. .But ..
If you guys have not ever tried a trigger that Boo worked your missing part of the equation. In the right hands these factory triggers can go from ..ok so so too
WOW!!!

[NEPAbowhunter]

I put a TT 2 stage in my 355 and after I removed the factory trigger I opened it up (the factory trigger) to see what the inside looked like. Just looking at the internal parts it appears to me that a simple thing as cleaning the internal parts with a metal polish would make a big difference in how the trigger felt.

[vixenmaster]

Marie's trigger has 100 shots to go fer 300. If'en it ain't come up to par, it will go to Excal fer warranteed Rehab! I tell you rigth now i wouldn't hunt wid Marie, i would have to take Miss Vixen as her trigger is right

[xcaliber]

Mike, that is respect for the hunt, and the game. Same reason I skipped out on hunting with my Hoyt last year, just did not get the accuracy I wanted. Hope you get it worked out before the season starts!

[flightattendant100]

I'll say it again, I like the stock trigger! But you guys are wearing me down! On a scale from 1-10, how do they rate compared to the stock trigger, 10 being the top? Also, 2 stage is the way to go, right?

On a scale of 1-10, a TT is about a 300 ! Night and day difference. Either single or two stage, your preference. Strum is right also. If you havent shot one of the factory triggers that Boo has worked over then you owe it to yourself to try one. They are awsome.They still have the trigger travel, but it light, smooth and slick like a super tuned double action revolver.You ought to shoot all before you make a decision though. All are great options and a big upgrade to Excal bows.jmho

[Onetimeonly x-->]

Im going to interject here on this subject guys.
the TT trigger ill not knock . They are the cream. .But ..
If you guys have not ever tried a trigger that Boo worked your missing part of the equation. In the right hands these factory triggers can go from ..ok so so too
WOW!!!

X2...with all that is happening in the heat of the moment of trying to harvest some game. I don't think I'd even notice the difference. It's like the kick of your rifle after taking the shot? I'm sure the TT's are nice, don't shoot that much to make the change.

[strum]

I put a TT 2 stage in my 355 and after I removed the factory trigger I opened it up (the factory trigger) to see what the inside looked like. Just looking at the internal parts it appears to me that a simple thing as cleaning the internal parts with a metal polish would make a big difference in how the trigger felt.

true but to go farther than a polish is asking for it.
I know they do a few things such as polish , cutting the sear angle , maybe even some spring work..but these type of things should be left up to the professionals. messing with that angle can make a very unsafe situation and should never be tried by dummys like me