Set Trigger

You’ll have to look for a used one, but CZ also had the 550’s with the push type set triggers. I have the full stock version in 308. The lowest safe set weight I measured was 9oz… Safe meaning I set the trigger, and hit the floor with the butt and the trigger didn’t go off. Now, however, I just have the set adjusted out of it, and the main trigger breaks around 2lbs.

As far as double sets on a more modern rifle, I’m not aware of any.

austinjoe13 said:

You’ll have to look for a used one, but CZ also had the 550’s with the push type set triggers. I have the full stock version in 308. The lowest safe set weight I measured was 9oz… Safe meaning I set the trigger, and hit the floor with the butt and the trigger didn’t go off. Now, however, I just have the set adjusted out of it, and the main trigger breaks around 2lbs.

As far as double sets on a more modern rifle, I’m not aware of any.

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Steyr still has them as an option for all their rifles sold everywhere but here. They will happily sell a double set trigger that just drops into any Model L, Model M, Model S, Model SL and the SSG69...for roughly $700, shipped. If you want the "professional grade" one, it is $900.

My dad has a fairly expensive muzzle loader with a set trigger. I felt like a fool the time I tried to shoot it. There was a learning curve that was evading me that day.

I have a mauser 98 custom 7x57 made in 1940 that has the double set trigger. In the set position the trigger pull is ounces not pounds. I do not use it while wearing gloves. It is great off the bench or out of a tree stand. I also have a CZ 550 FS in 9.3x62 with the single set trigger which I have adjusted to 1.5 lbs when set. Both are a great aid for shooting tiny groups off the bench. My T/C 50 caliber Has men also has the double set triggers. I like and use them all. They are also a great help when shooting longer distances.