Glock V Sigma Trigger

[leftover]

I've never used or handled a S&W Sigma. Curious to know how the trigger compares to a Glock.

Is the pull longer, shorter, lighter, heavier ?

Thanks

 

[Kermit]

Yes to seeming longer, definitely heavier!

 

[Jason Demond]

It's long and heavy (8lbs) compaired to a Glock (5lbs). I really like my Sigmas though.

 

[isaidme]

The S&W sigmas have a longer and heavier pull.The glocks can be even lighter with a simple do it yourself kit (conecter and spring)

 

[George Hill]

I have always thought that the Sigma trigger feels like a toy. Like the kinda toy gun that shoots those plastic disks.

I used to have nightmares about that.

 

[leftover]

Thanks for the input fellas, I was just curious as I'd never tried one. Never even seen one around here !

 

[Hkmp5sd]

I have a Glock 17 and a Sigma in .40 S&W and much prefer the trigger on the Glock. The hinged trigger on the Sigma just feels odd to me. Functions fine with a heavier pull.

 

[Shawn3879]

I have fired a Sigma .40 and my Glock 23 back to back. The Sigma just wasn't as accurate and even the guns owner was better with my G-23. The trigger wasn't to bad on the Sigma. Little on the heavy side. I think they are pretty decent guns and nearly every used one I have seen the price was right. They seem to be a good, low-priced, defense gun. My .02