Minimum Trigger Pull for Bullseye?

[parisite]

I have a Dan Wesson 9mm 1911 and am going to have a trigger job done at Clark Custom. What is the minimum weight of trigger pull allowed in bullseye competitions?

[Dan Sierpina]

I have a Dan Wesson 9mm 1911 and am going to have a trigger job done at Clark Custom. What is the minimum weight of trigger pull allowed in bullseye competitions?

I believe that a Centerfire gun (non .45ACP) is 2 1/2 pounds.

[LPatterson]

I've tried some bullseye optical centerfires that were breathe on them light and no one ever mentioned that there was a pull minimum.

[Steve J]

I have the rule book in my hands as I am typing this.

ETA: 3.1 General Service Pistol Specification (CMP - National Match, President's 100, etc.) [...] Trigger pull of at least 4 pounds [...]

Conventional 3-gun bulleye follows: end edit:

3.2 Any Center Fire Pistol or Revolver - [...] trigger pull not less than 2.5 pounds, except .45 caliber semi-automatic pistols not less than 3.5 pounds [...]

3.3 Any .45 Caliber Semiautomatic pistol or revolver - [...] trigger pull for revolvers not less than 2.5 pounds, .45 caliber semiautomatic pistol trigger pull not less than 3.5 pounds [...]

3.4 .22 Caliber Pistol or Revolver [...] Trigger pull not less than 2 pounds. [...]

Edited January 21, 2009 by Steve J

[Steve J]

I have a Dan Wesson 9mm 1911 and am going to have a trigger job done at Clark Custom. What is the minimum weight of trigger pull allowed in bullseye competitions?

Not less than 2.5 pounds. See post #4. I guarantee you Clark Custom already knows this. If you tell them you want a legal NRA bullseye pistol, that is what you will get.