You just can't compare a quality two stage trigger to a match type single stage. If you expect the SSA to feel like a 2# trigger on a bolt gun you'll be disappointed. But the 2 stage gives you far more control in dynamic shooting, where a 2# single stage might cause ND's without a very educated trigger finger.
I don't have a SSA yet, but I do have an SSF in my RR Colt. The trigger control is simply magnificent. Compared to the factory Colt trigger which came in at a finger pad numbing 14#, well, there is no comparison. With a 14.5" middie I can literally tickle off single shots in full auto. Even on an overgassed 11.5" upper (H2 and H3 buffers on order) controlled pairs are on command, mag after mag. If I literally think a round count, it happens. Want two shots? Two get sent. Want three? Three sent. Four? repeat as necessary. it's the closest thing to a smart trigger I've ever felt. I should point out that the SSF feels like a traditional 2 stage in SA and a firm but responsive single stage on auto.
I can only imagine that what I'm feeling in FA lends itself to excellent control in SA. Compared to my AR with a JARD set up as a 3.5# 2 stage, it feels much firmer and more predictable, and I thought the JARD was pretty good before. Once I have $$$ to dedicate to the AR, I plan to ditch the JARD and replace it with a SSA.


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