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View thread Contact supportWanting to go with the Trigger Tech Diamond.
I found the 1lb setting on the diamond to be more better than the specials...Why? You going down to 8 ounces? If not then you can save money and use a Special that goes to 1 pound or a Primary that goes down to 1.5 pounds.
As for stage, personal preference. I like single stage on my precision rifles. I don't want take up. I want to know it will fire when I press the trigger.
I found the 1lb setting on the diamond to be more better than the specials...
Or that low for anything. The specials were fine at 1.5lbs and more. Though, I read, "Long Range Hunting" and know that style to basically be shooting at animals at a great distance and the lighter match style triggers are popular.I didn't but also depends if he is even going that low on a hunting trigger,
If you’re open to non TT, Give Cadex triggers a try, they’re exceptional in my experience and the same trigger can be single or two stage.
Ironically, I think the main reason most 2 stage exist is for positional like standing and sitting in cmp/high power.I prefer 2 stage for rifles that will mostly be shot prone. I prefer single stage for non prone and would lean towards single stage for a do everything rifle.
Interesting concept. Safety has nothing to do with my preference for two stage triggers. Just comes down to feel for me.Ironically, I think the main reason most 2 stage exist is for positional like standing and sitting in cmp/high power.
The only reason for 2-stage is safety. It allows you to have a heavy pull (eg 4.5 lbs) for safety but still have a light break (eg 1-1.5lbs).
On a long range hunting rifle you can probably mitigate all the safety issues by simply not chambering a round until you’re in your firing position, just like PRS matches don’t let you close the bolt til you’re on target.
As long as you’re not the kind of mouth breather that feels the need to climb your tree stand with a round chambered, and you don’t go completely buzzer dumb when you see an animal, and you’re shooting supported, it really won’t matter if you have a light single stage or 2 stage. Use whatever you like