I went to a local gun shop today to check out the new Taurus PT-145 pistol. Looks like a pretty cool gun for CCW. Anyways, my question is: On the PT-145 when I pull the trigger back the trigger "resets" itself back to the original position without having to rack the slide. Another words, you can just sit there all day and keep pulling the trigger without touching the slide. Kind of hard to explain. As a comparison, on my Glock, when you pull the trigger the trigger stays pulled back until the slide is racked.
Why does the PT-145's trigger do this? Or should I ask, why does the Glock trigger require that the slide be racked before the trigger can be pulled again?
Did I confuse anyone?
Why does the PT-145's trigger do this? Or should I ask, why does the Glock trigger require that the slide be racked before the trigger can be pulled again?
Did I confuse anyone?