Single stage or Two stage trigger?

[Rate_of_Twist]

Always had 2 stage triggers on my AR for NRA high power, but I’m wondering about triggers for precision rifle / precision rimfire builds? (Rem 700 pattern)

What type and why would you recommend?

 

[Jefe's Dope]

Personal preference.

I like two stage. I'm running a Huber on my V22. I'm liking it so far. The two stage factory on my TacA1 is very good.

Like you I also prefer two stage on my ARs too.

 

[AirCapitalOutdoors]

Timney single stage @ 8 oz using a V22. I use it for NRL22 and Benchrest competitions. Not a single problem. SMooth and crisp. Well worth the cost.

 

[TACC]

Prefer 2 stage, especially on AR's

 

[Rover31]

2 stage always for me!

 

[BullGear]

I like a light 6 lb single stage trigger but it's up to the individual shooter. Shoot what feels the best for you!

 

[acudaowner]

dam those bench rest guys at the range I go to they really got me liking those really light triggers my tt diamond flat single stage is set around 11 oz you can touch it , but much more and it goes click which lead to a lot of dry firing for me to get used to it . I not sure If I would ever go lighter but I am surely am enjoying getting use to that thing it to me is sweet .

 

[mkollman74]

2 stage all around for me.

 

[jbell]

I am 100% a 2 stage guy. My go to is the T7T

 

[Hellbender]

If the trigger is under 2 pounds, I like a two stage. On my Vudoo, I run a B&A at 2 oz. first stage, 3 oz. second stage.

On my hunting rifles I like a 2.5 pound single stage.