Product Preview: Wheeler Professional Digital Trigger Gauge

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posted on September 27, 2016
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For gun tinkerers, a trigger pull gauge is a valuable tool. Wheeler Engineering has a digital gauge that is folding, compact and comes in a foam-lined case. The gauge tests trigger weights from 0 to 12 lbs. and has a 0.5 percent accuracy rating. The digital readout displays three modes: minimum and maximum, average and live readings. Price: $80. Contact: Battenfeld Technologies, Inc.; (573) 445-9200; wheelerengineering.com.

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