2-stage triggers?

[Vargmat]

It has been flogged to death, I know.
But what is the hides opinion about this:

I was recently reminded on how much I like the Sako TRG triggers, it might acctually be my favourite. But I dont have a TRG myself, I run 2 different customized Remington 700 builds. So the question is, which 700 pattern trigger gets me the closest feel to a TRG trigger?

Please advice.

 

[EXSOCAL]

I would say the Bix n Andy 2-stage is about the best 700 pattern replacement trigger I’ve felt. I personally run Timney Calvin Elite 2 stage triggers on my comp rifle and work rifle. They have been 100% reliable and feel pretty good, and they are not too expensive. The Timney has a tad bit of creep at the wall but nothing horrible. Comparing the Timney CE’s to the competition trigger in my AIAX though is another deal, that trigger is very nice.

Also, trigger tech is supposedly releasing a 2 stage trigger soon that many have high hopes for if you can wait a bit.

 

[diderr]

I never liked 2 stage triggers... well; until I ran one for a while. I like having that first stage and then just sitting at the wall of the second until I make the shot

 

[jbell]

I have yet to try a Bix and Andy trigger mainly because I only have 1 rifle that uses aftermarket triggers, my Vudoo (I too am a TRG lover and only have shot AI's, and TRG's in the last 10 years). But knowing how I like the quality 2 stage triggers growing up shooting 3 position air rifle and 22lr I put a Tubb T7T in my Vudoo. I could not be happier, it is excellent! I know they are not cheap but IMO I think they are worth the $.

 

[6brshooter]

Xtreme mod 22 for me. I've got a couple, one in a 700, another in a win70, and one in my aiat

 

[alibi]

Anschutz.

 

[Vargmat]

Ill have a closer look on the Bix´n Andy TacSport, the smith I have been using started selling them a while back.
Thanks for all the suggestions.

 

[Mach U]

I am looking forward to triggertechs new 2 stage, if it's anything like their diamond single stage, it will be the best trigger out there. As of now it's hard to beat a bix n andy