Style of rifle legal for side matches

[1972]

I'm looking to purchase a rolling block rifle for side matches.  I'm looking at a couple of models, one of which has a set trigger (Creedmore Style), and the other has a standard single trigger configuration.  I prefer the set trigger configuration, but don't know if it would be legal.

Any thoughts on this?

[1972]

Nobody knows if set triggers are legal?  I'm talking about a sanctioned SASS shoot where there might be a side match for single shot rifles?

[ChuckBurrows]

here's the rule book online
http://www.sassnet.com/Downloads/SASSHandbook-v18.2-2012Highlighted.pdf

[1972]

Thanks Chuck

[cpt dan blodgett]

Rolling block triggers are generally very heavy as manufactured.  Set triggers are nice and not that much difference in price when you buy the gun.  Should you decide to retrofit a single to set trigger we are talking some pretty savage $$$.
Lee Shaver does a Rolling Block Trigger job and only needs the trigger housing, hammer and the breach block sent to him.   Cost is $85.  My rifles parts are at his place right now getting the trigger job.  Will post in the BROW forum when I get it back and tell you how much better I think the trigger is. 

Prior to the trigger job I was getting some pretty crumby groups that I believe were more due to the heavy trigger than the intrinsic inaccuracy of the rifle.  This too I shall report on once I get the rifle back and too the range.