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Lyman
If you're building or tuning a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, you need to know your trigger pull weight—and the Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge is the straightforward way to measure it. This precision gunsmithing tool lets you dial in factory specs, diagnose creep or inconsistency, or verify that custom work is safe and repeatable. Whether you're a weekend tinkerer sorting through a safe or a professional smith fine-tuning high-end builds, accurate pull measurement is foundational to reliability and performance.
The gauge reads from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments—a range that covers virtually every defensive, hunting, and target firearm in common use. Its mechanical design is refreshingly simple: a rolling trigger shoe and T-handle let you apply steady, consistent pressure, while a sliding indicator catches and holds the highest weight during the pull so you can read it clearly without guessing. No batteries, no electronics, no fuss—just a tool that does one job and does it right.
Built from machined aluminum and steel, the gauge is engineered to handle repeated use without drift or wear. The ergonomic handle reduces fatigue during back-to-back measurements, and a hanging loop keeps it accessible in your bench or toolbox. If you're serious about trigger work—whether you're checking a new rifle out of the box, validating a gunsmith's adjustments, or diagnosing why a trigger feels wrong—this is the reference standard that belongs in your kit.
| Measurement Range | 0–12 pounds |
| Increment | 2 ounces |
| Primary Materials | Machined aluminum and steel |
| Handle Type | T-handle with rolling trigger shoe |
| Storage | Hanging loop |
The Lyman gauge reads from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments, covering the pull weight range of most rifles, shotguns, and pistols used for hunting, defense, and target shooting.
As you apply steady pressure to the trigger via the rolling shoe and T-handle, the sliding indicator automatically captures and holds the highest weight reached during the pull. You then read that value directly—no need to estimate or repeat the measurement.
Yes. The durable machined aluminum and steel construction and simple mechanical design make it reliable for both hobbyist tuning and professional gunsmith use, allowing you to verify factory specs, validate adjustments, and diagnose trigger issues.
The gauge works with any firearm whose trigger shoe can seat the rolling trigger shoe properly. Its 0–12 pound range covers standard hunting rifles, shotguns, defensive pistols, and most target firearms.
Lyman
If you're building or tuning a rifle, shotgun, or pistol, you need to know your trigger pull weight—and the Lyman Mechanical Trigger Pull Gauge is the straightforward way to measure it. This precision gunsmithing tool lets you dial in factory specs, diagnose creep or inconsistency, or verify that custom work is safe and repeatable. Whether you're a weekend tinkerer sorting through a safe or a professional smith fine-tuning high-end builds, accurate pull measurement is foundational to reliability and performance.
The gauge reads from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments—a range that covers virtually every defensive, hunting, and target firearm in common use. Its mechanical design is refreshingly simple: a rolling trigger shoe and T-handle let you apply steady, consistent pressure, while a sliding indicator catches and holds the highest weight during the pull so you can read it clearly without guessing. No batteries, no electronics, no fuss—just a tool that does one job and does it right.
Built from machined aluminum and steel, the gauge is engineered to handle repeated use without drift or wear. The ergonomic handle reduces fatigue during back-to-back measurements, and a hanging loop keeps it accessible in your bench or toolbox. If you're serious about trigger work—whether you're checking a new rifle out of the box, validating a gunsmith's adjustments, or diagnosing why a trigger feels wrong—this is the reference standard that belongs in your kit.
| Measurement Range | 0–12 pounds |
| Increment | 2 ounces |
| Primary Materials | Machined aluminum and steel |
| Handle Type | T-handle with rolling trigger shoe |
| Storage | Hanging loop |
The Lyman gauge reads from 0 to 12 pounds in 2-ounce increments, covering the pull weight range of most rifles, shotguns, and pistols used for hunting, defense, and target shooting.
As you apply steady pressure to the trigger via the rolling shoe and T-handle, the sliding indicator automatically captures and holds the highest weight reached during the pull. You then read that value directly—no need to estimate or repeat the measurement.
Yes. The durable machined aluminum and steel construction and simple mechanical design make it reliable for both hobbyist tuning and professional gunsmith use, allowing you to verify factory specs, validate adjustments, and diagnose trigger issues.
The gauge works with any firearm whose trigger shoe can seat the rolling trigger shoe properly. Its 0–12 pound range covers standard hunting rifles, shotguns, defensive pistols, and most target firearms.
