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Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge
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SKU: 7832247-011516722478
Overview
This mechanical gauge is designed for checking firearm trigger pull weight in a straightforward, repeatable way. Its aluminum and steel construction, rolling trigger shoe, T-handle, and zero-adjustment wheel support practical use at the bench, while the sliding indicator captures the highest reading for easy reference. It measures from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments, making it suitable for shooters who want a clear mechanical readout without added complexity. A hanging loop also makes it easy to store between range sessions or workshop use.
Why Hunters Choose the Lyman
Simple, Accurate
Way to measure firearm trigger
Mechanical Design
Cost-effective alternative to digital gauges
Machined Aluminum
Steel components are built for
Rolling Trigger
Shoe and T-handle support controlled,
Sliding Indicator
Retains the highest measured weight
Key Features
- Mechanical trigger pull gauge for measuring firearm trigger pull weight.
- Reads from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments.
- Includes a rolling trigger shoe and T-handle for use.
- Sliding indicator holds the highest measured weight.
- Zero-adjustment wheel supports setup and calibration.
- Built from machined aluminum and steel components.
- Hanging loop included for storage.
Best Used For
- Hunters checking trigger pull weight before range sessions or sight-in work
- Gun owners wanting a simple mechanical gauge for routine firearm maintenance
- Users needing a cost-effective tool for measuring trigger pull in 2-ounce increments
- Bench shooters who prefer a manual gauge with a highest-weight indicator
- Anyone storing a compact trigger pull tool using the built-in hanging loop
Specifications
| Country Of Origin | United States Of America |
|---|---|
| Hanging Loop | Yes |
| Material | Aluminum/Steel |
| Maximum Measurement | 12 Pound |
| Measurement Increments | 2-ounce increments |
| Minimum Measurement | 0 Pound |
| Product Model | Mechanical |
| Rolling Trigger Shoe | Yes |
| Sliding Indicator | Yes |
| T Handle | Yes |
| Zero Adjustment Wheel | Yes |
Pros
- Simple, accurate way to measure firearm trigger pull weight
- Mechanical design offers a cost-effective alternative to digital gauges
- Machined aluminum and steel components are built for long-term use
- Rolling trigger shoe and T-handle support controlled, consistent operation
- Sliding indicator retains the highest measured weight for easy reading
- Zero-adjustment wheel and hanging loop add practical convenience
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Mechanical operation is straightforward, but it does not offer digital readout or electronic features.
- Measurement range is limited to 0–12 pounds, so it is intended for trigger pulls within that span.
- Readings are provided in 2-ounce increments, which may be less granular than some users want for fine comparison.
- The tool is designed for measuring trigger pull weight; it is not a multi-purpose gauge.
Suggested Comparisons
- Trigger pull gauges
- Firearm maintenance tools
- Shooting bench accessories
- Gun cleaning and setup tools
Suggested Accessories
- Gun cleaning kit
- Gun vise
- Trigger lock
- Storage hook
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge measure?
It measures the weight of a firearm’s trigger pull, with a range from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments.
What features help make the gauge easier to use?
It includes a rolling trigger shoe, a "T" handle, a sliding indicator that holds the highest weight, and a zero-adjustment wheel.
What materials is the gauge made from?
The product data lists machined aluminum and steel components.
Is this gauge designed for storage or shop use?
It includes a hanging loop for storage, which makes it convenient to keep in a shop or range kit.
What is known about the product’s origin?
The specifications list the country of origin as the United States of America.