So, what do you DA revolver owners prefer and why?
I agree 1000%. It will make you a better shooter, and with any firearm, not just DA revolvers, and you will be a lot less trigger phobic.I am of the opinion that practicing with a DA revolver trigger makes a person have better overall trigger control.
Funny, I always thought they were designed to be used either way.For some of us, the answer is obvious, that's the way they were designed to be used...
And if you think DA shooting has the same potential accuracy as SA shooting, you're probably delusional.If youre concentrating on the let off, youre not focused on the right thing.
Fixed that for you.I am of the opinion that practicing with a DA revolver trigger makes a person have better DA trigger control.
Welcome to the asylum!And if you think DA shooting has the same potential accuracy as SA shooting, you're probably delusional.
You have much to learn grasshopper.Fixed that for you.
AK103K said:You have much to learn grasshopper.
Homerboy said:And I would never cock a hammer if I was shooting in self defense.
light single action triggers are great on the calm shooting range, but pose a liability risk for unintentional discharges under stress. As Massad Ayoob says, single action triggers are great shooting tools, but lousy threat management tools.
Now I I know what you’re thinking: “OK, but I promise I’ll never use it!” I’m sure you mean that sincerely, but it’s human nature to practice what we’re already good at, and to do that which is easiest for us. At the range, it’s not uncommon to watch someone shoot a revolver at, say 50 feet and become disenchanted with their groups. At that point, they usually switch to the easier pull of the single action and shoot that way. This imprints their subconscious to use single action when they are unsure of their abilities, and this may be what they revert to under stress.
Once that act of thumbing back the hammer has become habit, another problem crops up: the Hollywood-inspired (and reinforced) act of cocking the gun to show the bad guy that you “really mean it!”