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Posted: 11/10/2014 2:26:35 PM EDT
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been looking at a quality trigger group for awhile now, and the whole 'drop in' trigger seems like a kick ass idea with form and functionality being the key. however everyone i've seen keeps saying to get the Giessle SSA.. i get they make awesome triggers, but what separates them from the rest.. is it the break, the feel, the 2-stage.. simply the name?
follow up,, what makes a 2-stage so good, and what are the primary uses for a 2-stage trigger over a single stage? follow up. what designates a 'precision trigger' it seems like anything with less than a 4.5 lb pull has precision trigger stamped all over it. thanks in advance guys. |
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Well I'll chime in with everyone else and say get the SSA. They really are amazing triggers.
As far as what is the benefit of a 2-stage trigger? The fact that it has 2 stages.  When you start the trigger pull, you can "pre-stage" by gently pulling through the first stage, then when you 'feel' the start of the second stage, you know you are only a crisp break away from firing. It allows for a more precisely controlled trigger action.
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trigger control is the key to hitting the target over and over again in a super accurate manner. If you are just out shooting tin cans, a milspec trigger is fine. there are some nice singe stage triggers that are super accurate also. I would shoot someones rifle before making a decision. Ask around at your gun club. |
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