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I've dismissed, here on this forum, the concept that trigger weight lightening could matter in a legitimate, and INTENTIONAL, SD shooting case.
I too thought that Ayoob was full of poop when he says to not not lighten a trigger. Because, i thought, that if you meant to shoot the creep it doesn't matter. That trigger weight only mattered in an accidental shooting.
But I just watched him interviewed on Active Self Protection. What he basically says is that since insurers don't cover (pay the Plaintiff) for intentional acts, the Plaintiff's lawyers will try to paint you as NEGLIGENT by your lightening a trigger beyond factory specs.
This is only because there's a big paycheck coming if a jury is convinced there was negligence. Because your insurance DOES cover negligence.
So they will try very hard to prove it. And they will use your monkeying with the trigger as evidence.
--------- Please don't post the same comments we have all seen here before, without first watching the full video of what the man has to say.
It's easily found on the Active Self Protection website. Interesting stuff.
I too thought that Ayoob was full of poop when he says to not not lighten a trigger. Because, i thought, that if you meant to shoot the creep it doesn't matter. That trigger weight only mattered in an accidental shooting.
But I just watched him interviewed on Active Self Protection. What he basically says is that since insurers don't cover (pay the Plaintiff) for intentional acts, the Plaintiff's lawyers will try to paint you as NEGLIGENT by your lightening a trigger beyond factory specs.
This is only because there's a big paycheck coming if a jury is convinced there was negligence. Because your insurance DOES cover negligence.
So they will try very hard to prove it. And they will use your monkeying with the trigger as evidence.
--------- Please don't post the same comments we have all seen here before, without first watching the full video of what the man has to say.
It's easily found on the Active Self Protection website. Interesting stuff.