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22 December 2017, 09:26 #1
The fact that the depression of the trigger is consistent through the entire trigger press/squeeze. On a curved trigger or rounded trigger you may end up pushing on a weird angle of the trigger and not on the apex for a consistent straight back shot. This is one of the issues which people have when shooting Glocks, low and left, because they are contacting the trigger on an angle and pushing it down and left while they break the shot. With a flat trigger this is greatly reduced unless you literally put your finger on the side of the trigger.
With AR's I find a flat trigger to be better at everything from precision to speed shooting.