Trigger Tech Diamond 2 stage or 1 Stage

[Dracca85]

Currently building a .300 PRC and was curious to know what your thoughts are on triggers. Do you prefer a single or two stage trigger and why

 

[littlepod]

Buy them both, sell the one you don't like. No one can really tell you what you will like. I personally prefer 2 stage triggers because I like to stage my finger and having that first stage is nice. When it's cold/wearing gloves, I don't like running a 1lb single stage trigger, where by the time I can feel my finger tip on the trigger it already went off.

 

[hereinaz]

I realized I don't need a light trigger after I improved my recoil management and fundamentals. Don't want a light trigger. Mine are at least 1.5 pounds or more.

Two stage are nice, but running a "heavy" trigger I don't feel any disadvantage with a single stage. If you run a light trigger, two stage is one more protection from a ND.

Depends on use and preferences.

Agree, get both and sell one.

 

[Shoots 700's]

I don't think you could go wrong with either choice.

 

[alwaywatchyoursix]

I prefer single stage. When I actually go to pull the trigger, I want the rifle to go off.

I've tried using 2-stage triggers, and I just can't get used to them. I just don't like the feeling of pulling the trigger, then having to pull it more after I realize why it didn't go off when I thought it would.

 

[Chargerguy]

I grew up on 2 stage Lee Enfields. Way more time with a 2 stage. So everything I have, if there’s an aftermarket option, has 2 stage triggers. Just my personal preference. You’ll be better off spending time behind both and deciding for yourself.

 

[1fliride]

Its personal preference. Like mentioned, get both and see witch fits your style