Not really. It capitalizes on the proven use of multiple levers to achieve a reliable, safe, yet very light release weight. As Scott mentioned, it does not use multiple sears to create a true and separate first stage, allowing the second stage sear to have a very deep overlap that moves into position for release only with the first stage movement. That said, it still produces a very reliable, repeatable, and light release weight. As with any single stage trigger, one has to be prudent in adjusting the sear engagement, because it moves into release position with the cocking of the rifle.
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