I’m gonna try one of these in 2 stage just not sure if I want the pro or not. Currently running a cadex evo at 1.5/1.5. I think I would like just slightly less on the 2nd stage but this is my first two stage so not much to compare to. What are you all running? This is going on a tl3 comp/range rifle.
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i run the pro. it's super nice. i'd rather have the ability to go lower and not use it - than to wish i had bought the pro to begin with.
I really like my cadex. I have a couple tt diamonds in hunting rifles but I’m really liking a 2 stage in my comp rifle
No problem, just wanted to make sure.
I have Bix and Andy BR triggers on all my rifles except a couple straight wall hunting rifles.
Fantastic triggers but all single stage.
I have Bix and Andy BR triggers on all my rifles except a couple straight wall hunting rifles.
Fantastic triggers but all single stage.
I have the non pro version in 2 stage. I can't see going any lighter than this trigger will go, at least for me.
Remember the trigger feels lighter than a 1 stage set at the same overall wight. With a 2 stage I really only notice the added 2nd stage weight as the total weight since I've already pulled through the 1st stage. If that makes any sense?
Remember the trigger feels lighter than a 1 stage set at the same overall wight. With a 2 stage I really only notice the added 2nd stage weight as the total weight since I've already pulled through the 1st stage. If that makes any sense?
I run a Bix 2-stage and really like them (non-Pro).
How do you plan to set up each stage? Might help answer your question. Or call Luke at Bullet Central and he can give you his advice.
Like I said I’m pretty new to 2 stages, but I think I would like to have a 1.5 lb first stage and then a 10oz or so 2nd stage but I’m gonna play with it. The cadex is set as light as it goes on both stages 1.5:1.5. I would like a lighter 2nd stage.
The non-pro will be plenty light then. It has a combined pull weight minimum of 14 oz I think.. so 2 oz and 12, 7& 7, etc.
Thanks for the info. I will definitely call bullet central before I order to make sure I get everything right
The regular version goes more than light enough for the tactical/practical side of things. Bench rest shooters may prefer the lighter availability of the pro version.
I have 3 of the "regular" triggers and think they are the best trigger in its class.
I have 3 of the "regular" triggers and think they are the best trigger in its class.
