beardedhorse
Pilgrim
- Joined
- Apr 10, 2014
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I've never had a deer, elk or bear or pronghorn spook while setting a rear set trigger or cocking the cock back on my flinders. Hunting 50 plus years with game meat to prove for it. If you are stationary and stable in a ground blind or tree stand you can put a frizzen cover on the frizzen and have the cock back at full cock. Would not walk in woods with flint at full cock or percussion hammer full cock or hunt with anybody that does. Slip the frizzen cover off right before the shot. You can use a game call to mask the sound of the click of pulling to full cock or set trigger. For simple trigger, pulling part way back while cocking will be quiet. Double phase, double phase set triggers gives you the option of shooting unset by pulling the front trigger only. Some of these triggers can be set off by pushing the rear set trigger forward. Kind of dangerous. Damn stupid computer keeps wanting to change the word FRIZZEN to frizzed.