Tony from Laugh and Load

What I would say for that, for example, um, we'll use the shadow too, because it's ubiquitous with being like the most competition ready, like stock gun you can buy.

Right.

I would tell people, everyone's like, I need to send it out to Cajun right away.

No, bro.

Shoot at stock.

mess with it.

Like, feel what it's like to pull a heavier double action.

Because you know what that's going to force you to do?

It's going to force you to look at your grip.

It's going to force you to work on being smoother on your first double action pull.

You're going to have to be more cognizant of the trigger.

If you get a trigger job right away, one, yeah, it's going to make it easier to perform better.

But you're not going to get the opportunity to learn like, oh,

why do I like this trigger now?

Because you didn't have the skill before.

If you can shoot it more skillfully, you can appreciate it and get maximum gains from that modification down the road.

Does it make it easier?

Sure.

A lot of people that get trigger jobs, oh, I can shoot this.

Shoot a stock lock.