Often you may be overwhelming regarding the two stage triggers. What’s the deal with these two-stage? Of course, this question has been asked many a times and, probably, you will answer that “I don’t need a double-stage, because I should not have to engross a target past 182.88meters”. This is right and valid; still I want to know both sides regardless.
Although I’ve gone through hi-desertdog.com review, I’m really trying to clench the specific mechanical difference.
What makes the single -stage and what makes the double-stage?
Ok guys, I’ve started searching.. And I would really appreciate your input. Thanks folks
Single Stage Vs Dual Stage Triggers: What’s the Difference?
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Re: Single Stage Vs Dual Stage Triggers: What’s the Differen
A single stage trigger has the same pull weight throughout its entire movement until it breaks.
A two-stage has a "takeup" stage where the trigger moves pretty easily until it gets to the second stage. From there, more pressure is required and the travel is usually very short from this point.
I prefer two stage triggers because I feel like I have more control over the letoff. Most triggers are single stage however. I have installed Geissele two-stage triggers on all of my AR platform rifles.
Hope that helps.
Mike
A two-stage has a "takeup" stage where the trigger moves pretty easily until it gets to the second stage. From there, more pressure is required and the travel is usually very short from this point.
I prefer two stage triggers because I feel like I have more control over the letoff. Most triggers are single stage however. I have installed Geissele two-stage triggers on all of my AR platform rifles.
Hope that helps.
Mike
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