Too bad they cost $12 more than a Beretta. I love mine and it's pretty too.
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I like DA/SA, too, and that's the way I frequently shoot my CZ-85 Combat. (My first shot is not quite as accurate as when I shoot it cocked and locked, but its noticeably faster.)Walt, getting used to the initial DA shot on a DA/SA really comes down to one thing: dry firing a lot. I bought one of those Beamhit laser-target systems to make that practice more entertaining. But that's really all it comes down to -- doing it a lot. I happen to like DA/SA because I'm not terribly fond of keeping my 1911 cocked and locked (yeah, I know intellectually it's safe, but that's a topic that's been done to death on other threads), and I simply don't like the feel of Glock triggers. DA/SA is the best compromise for me, and I got used to it.