Set Trigger

I've been a lifelong fan of the Set Trigger. Have had a couple of the 'push forward to set' trigger, but never have I owned a double set trigger (I'm sure my terminology is off, but I think you catch my drift).

The ones I've owned in the past, and still own are the CZ 527s. I love these rifles, but I only find them in 223 and 7.62x39...how many of those can a guy have?

Does anyone else currently make rifles with either of these triggers in them? I'd love to find something in a .308 or possibly even a .260 with this?

Set Trigger

Some muzzleloaders have a set trigger that allows the shooter to advance the trigger and set it so that very little additional pressure is required to fire.
There are three different set trigger designs.

• Single-Set: A single trigger. Push the trigger forward to set it. A gentle squeeze then fires the gun.
• Double-Set, Single-Phase: A two-trigger system. Pull the rear trigger to set the front trigger for firing.
• Double-Set, Double-Phase: A two-trigger system with two options. Pull the rear trigger to set the front trigger for a “hair-trigger” firing, or simply pull the front trigger for normal firing.

Once a set trigger has been set, you must make the shot or uncock before the gun is carried anywhere or left unattended, since the lightened trigger creates a safety hazard in those situations.