Posted: 5/5/2008 12:09:35 PM EDT
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Greetings, My RRA Elite has a 2-stage match trigger apparantly. What is the difference between that and a standard trigger? Is it the pressure required to fire? Does it act differently under dry-fire conditions versus live-fire? I haven't made it to the range yet:-( Regards, August |
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You have two distinctive stages to the trigger...if you choose to use it as such (you can just pull straight through in regular semi-auto fire and you probbaly won't notice anything other than a crisper, lighter trigger). Th efirst stage is the take up, where you take up most of the travel and some of the weight. Then you'll encounter a sort of hesitation inthe trigger. You can hold "against" it, release and reset the works, or pull through to the second, or let-off" stage. The second stage has very little travel, but the balance of the weight. It fools your mind into thinking you have a very short, cisp trigger rather than the full travel and weight normally associate dwith an Ar-styl etrigger. Total weight on a varmint/Pred. pursuit/Coyoye should be inthe neighborhood of 3.5-4 pounds, while the NMs and others in the line normally run 4.5-5 pounds. Steve/RRA |