Rastoff
US Veteran
I don't understand 2 stage triggers. I guess the idea is to help with precision shots when necessary. The first stage is to give you a little prep time and the second stage is to allow easy let off for long/precision shots. When shooting quickly, think controlled pairs, you don't really notice the first stage.
I have always preferred single stage. I like that there is just one "feel" to the trigger. A good trigger, even if it's 5lbs, is still easy to use for precision if your fundamentals are correct.
I do have a 2 stage in my X95. It was the only type available for that gun in an after market trigger. Mine is a Geissele and is very nice. It literally feels like a decent trigger with a lot of creep. I don't really see the advantage.
Which do you like? Why?
I have always preferred single stage. I like that there is just one "feel" to the trigger. A good trigger, even if it's 5lbs, is still easy to use for precision if your fundamentals are correct.
I do have a 2 stage in my X95. It was the only type available for that gun in an after market trigger. Mine is a Geissele and is very nice. It literally feels like a decent trigger with a lot of creep. I don't really see the advantage.
Which do you like? Why?