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Trying to decide between Rifle basix, Timney or jewell trigger?
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1042888" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>A two stage trigger is different from what you are describing which is called a set trigger. They are available ib two forms.. A two trigger arrangemrpent which a rear triggeris pulled to set the lighter weight stage. and the front trigger then releases at the lighter weight. The one you describe sets the lighter weight by pushing a single trigger forward. In both types, if the trigger is not set, the forward , (or single) trigger releases at a higher poundage. A two stage trigger has a take up(first stage), before the trigger breaks at the final sear release(2nd stage). Usually, a lighter first stage take up, and a higher weight second stage sear release. The triggers described in the preceding posts are single stage triggers, the most commonly used on LR hunting rifles due to simplicity, reliability, and consistency. I personally find it preferable to master the trigger pull on a top quality single stage trigger under all hunting conditions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1042888, member: 10291"] A two stage trigger is different from what you are describing which is called a set trigger. They are available ib two forms.. A two trigger arrangemrpent which a rear triggeris pulled to set the lighter weight stage. and the front trigger then releases at the lighter weight. The one you describe sets the lighter weight by pushing a single trigger forward. In both types, if the trigger is not set, the forward , (or single) trigger releases at a higher poundage. A two stage trigger has a take up(first stage), before the trigger breaks at the final sear release(2nd stage). Usually, a lighter first stage take up, and a higher weight second stage sear release. The triggers described in the preceding posts are single stage triggers, the most commonly used on LR hunting rifles due to simplicity, reliability, and consistency. I personally find it preferable to master the trigger pull on a top quality single stage trigger under all hunting conditions. [/QUOTE]
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