I'd suggest when you're down to ounces and under 1# , perhaps you should get that 'tested'. B4 I got a wheeler digital, I just used a plastic bag hooked on the trigger. I used tuna-fish cans, then lighter things around the shop till the trigger snapped. It was pretty accurate until I got below 1#, that's when I sprung for a 'real' gage. However, with the wheeler digital one needs to be careful with "Overtravel". My 457 V-MTR is down around 4-6 oz but OT is NIL, so when I test I need to watch the gage closely to see WHEN it trips. Otherwise the OT 'bumps' the reading up 3-6 or more ounces, in my case reading 10 to 16 oz if it hits the OT "Wall". This is common, as I "Discovered" it on a YT vid where the guy was showing his gage screen as he tested his CZ. I could hear the trigger trip at like 5-6 oz and his gage went to 10-13, which is what he was telling 'viewers'. I commented and he watched his vid closely then agreed it was 'over-reading' the weight of pull.
