Single or Two Stage Trigger?

If that's a stage then long take-up could be considered a stage as well.
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"Take up" and the first stage of a two stage trigger should be very different. The first stage on a two stage trigger has definite resistance, whereas take up is simply that...with very little to no resistance.
 
think a single stage trigger would be out of place on an AR.
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Why would you think that, Edward? Seems to not be "out of place" in my AR. Why would you think that an AR trigger should pull differently than a Remmy 700 trigger?
 
I've been shooting military style rifles most of my life and that's what I'm used to. AR's, M1A's, MN, 91/93's, M1's, all have 2 stage. It's just ingrained in me to expect a 2 stage type pull when I pick one up.
Geez if I put a single stage on my AR I'd prolly ND it when trying to take up the slack!:D

Single stage triggers prolly work fine in AR's. Truth is I've never shot a mil arm with a single stage trigger. I could prolly get used to it but my subconscious wouldnt be expecting it if it happened to be a stressful situation. If I tried one and liked it, I'd prolly have to change all my 2 stage's for singles. Now bolts and ss rifles are a different story, I expect them to be single stage.
 
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