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Can you milk the trigger on a Browning 1889 in 45-70 to cause a light hammer strike?
Option two
Do the Browning 1889 remakes have week hammer springs?
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I've got to confess my ignorance, what is meant by "milking the trigger"? While I'm at it, I saw a post somewhere that mentioned a "New York Reload", any ideas what that is? Tnx
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"New York Reload" is a handgun term for carrying a second handgun. That way when your first one runs dry instead of reloading it you just grab the second one for a "New York Reload".
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Milking the trigger according to something I read somewhere was pulling the trigger so slow as to not get a clean trigger break.
I believe it is possible with some actions to get light firing pin strikes, but I don�t remember which actions these were.
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