I have four guns that Bruce Gray has worked over for me. All had triggers done. I can't speak to the PELT because that's not what I have.I intend on improving the trigger with a GG Pelt or an Apex 2.0. I've read that the trigger reset or lack thereof is sometimes an issue with the GG trigger. The reset is very important to me. Is the issue enough where I should not even consider the GG trigger and just go with the Apex 2.0?
I am an OK shooter, but I wouldn't say "fast" lol. I am into shooting falling plates for speed. I definitely try to be as efficient with the trigger as possible. My 1911 trigger resets are nearly non existent, so its not an issue. My CZ Shadow Target reset is tactile, but the single action trigger pull on that gun is so sweet, the reset is not that critical. However, I find that striker fired guns' trigger pulls are better/quicker when you pull them from just after reset.romm Your a heck of a shooter to be able to feel and use the reset when shooting fast .
For short range steel and cardboard targets I tend to do most of a full release , well beyond reset , maybe called slapping at the trigger by some but as yardage increases target gets smaller and split times slow a bit and I find I can teach myself to go a little beyond the reset and take up the slack in the trigger . Well on some handguns . But the feel the reset is so much lighter I'm having to adjust to it . I can't stop at that perfect reset point for any defensive type drill . I went from a 6lb 6oz trigger pull with a 5lb take up weight to a low 4lb total pull weight GG kit pull weight so its like a new handgun to get use too !! I also went with the curved trigger .