DA/SA guns are primarily for duty/military use...
Hate to argue, but as with anything, practice fixes stuff. I can shoot DA trigger pulls in competition as well as I can a striker trigger pull, and the SA trigger pulls are so light and crisp that no striker gun has come close -- Walther PPQ maybe gets a nod for being almost as good.Let's detour this a bit.
DA/SA guns are primarily for duty/military use...hard, long first pull so it forces you to commit and lighter, crisper sear release on subsequent pulls.
For range or CC use, DA/SA is really not desirable. The transition can really throw off accuracy, especially in high stress situations.
May I suggest you try a current crop of striker fireds, such as a Walther or M&P 2.0? I think you'd be pleasantly surprised, and every trigger pull is the same. Alternatively something in SAO, just takes practice with the safety.
I agree 110% with this. Learning to shoot DA/DAO well, and its not at all hard to learn to do, makes you a better shooter overall, and with anything you might pick up, and not just handguns.I can also say that since learning to shoot well with DA/SA, my shooting on every other pistol has been better.