The P-908 is a very competent weapon and nothing like the Taurus PT-111 about which the question was first asked. I like Golden Sabres, too, and use them in all three of the guns I sometimes carry.
Until you've tried a PT-111 you don't know what rough trigger pull is. A Kel-Tec is a very long DAO pull, but it can be quite smooth. If you follow the "fluff & buff" instructions from the KTOG website, it WILL be smooth.
(Compare the Kel-Tec P11 and the Taurus PT-111 and you'll see that the Taurus is an obvious copy of the Kel-Tec, with a safety added [of questionable value].)
My personal experience with the PT-111 was interesting: at my local range, a man and his wife came in with the newly purchased gun. They had bought it on looks, not even trying to dry fire it at the gun store.
Forty-five minutes later the woman came out, having fired it 4-5 times. The trigger pull was so heavy she simply couldn't do it; she was exhausted.
The range manager (it also has a gun shop) tried disassembling it for her, and found that the manual was not correct. He called Taurus and got some "gee, any idiot can strip this gun" comments from the customer service rep until, "oops. The manual is wrong. You need to pull the trigger, turn the gun upside down, etc., etc."
They took the gun back, got a refund, and bought a very small glock in 9mm.
