Anyone here use the Flavio Fare Whisper BR trigger before?

[avastcosmicarena]

Flavio Fare Whisper BenchRest Trigger 0.7oz - 2.8oz (No Safety - No Bolt Release)

Check out the deal on Flavio Fare Whisper BenchRest Trigger 0.7oz - 2.8oz (No Safety - No Bolt Release) at Bruno Shooters Supply

www.brunoshooters.com

Heard good things about this trigger. It has a ridiculously light pull weight though. It's intended for benchrest, I guess. I'm just curious: Has anyone here used one before? Do you think it would be too light for PRS style shooting? Pros/cons?

 

[Steel head]

Probably not designed for field conditions.
Even the max setting is far below what I’d be comfortable with.

love to try one someday though.

 

[Sgeorge]

Great trigger. Light pulls come with training.

 

[spife7980]

I'm just curious: Has anyone here used one before? Do you think it would be too light for PRS style shooting? Pros/cons?

As one of the biggest advocates of lighter triggers on this forum: thats too light for a prs trigger.

Seriously though, thats super freaking light.

 

[Steel head]

As one of the biggest advocates of lighter triggers on this forum: thats too light for a prs trigger.

Seriously though, thats super freaking light.

If it’s too light for Spife, aka feather fingers, it’s scary light!

 

[spife7980]

If it’s too light for Spife, aka feather fingers, it’s scary light!
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On my concrete bench with a good heavy rest I would run it all day with a grin from ear to ear.

Hell, even in my offhand 22s I would probably like it a whole lot.

On my rickety props, nope. Too easy to get a bag pressed against your hand or something in a weird position and lose that super fine motor control (or awareness really). Especially on the weak side of that rock prop with a game changer under the butt, its tight for me to get in there. Not that it would be unsafe if you were cognizant of where your hand is, its just that when youre focusing on balancing the rifle in the sun with the sweat running down in your eyes... an ounce is tough to discern against supporting the 20 lb rifle, so 7 or 8 more ounces would be just about gravy IMO.

 

[ICEMAN_RIMFIRE]

Flavio Fare Whisper BenchRest Trigger 0.7oz - 2.8oz (No Safety - No Bolt Release)

Check out the deal on Flavio Fare Whisper BenchRest Trigger 0.7oz - 2.8oz (No Safety - No Bolt Release) at Bruno Shooters Supply

www.brunoshooters.com

Heard good things about this trigger. It has a ridiculously light pull weight though. It's intended for benchrest, I guess. I'm just curious: Has anyone here used one before? Do you think it would be too light for PRS style shooting? Pros/cons?

This trigger is awesome. I was using Bix, sidhe and jewell, it has no equivalent. I have 15grammes as pull weight, with a turbo V3/Shilen for competition. Please note i am using the latest version BR 2.1. It is safe, reliable and repitively efficient.
The bix is not reliable at all and too sophisticated, the sidhe broke after one month shooting (top sear) and the jewell is not able to setup a light pull weight while it is reliable. That's my resume folks

 

[TreyMeTrey]

I have one and I have . My JARD is even lighter at 3oz.

 

[Compadre]

I have one and I have . My JARD is even lighter at 3oz.

How would you rand it in compare with other triggers in the market

 

[TreyMeTrey]

These are best two triggers for Benchrest Shooting or FClass or 22LR Precision or ELR I've ever seen and used.Far better to my Jewel or Triggertech Diamond.
NOTHING ELSE COMPARES