I started talking about this in another post but didn't want to hijack. I had the chance to fire the 365 and hellcat this past weekend. I thought the 365 had a lighter trigger making it much easier to shoot but man it felt like I was firing a SA gun. Hellcat was heavier making me lean more heavily towards it as my next purchase but even that was on the lighter side.
Are they making these for people who are not great shooters to make them better at shooting? I am used to DA/SA and DAO so I shoot great with a long trigger pull and on a ccw I expect that as an added safety precaution. Is carrying this much different than carrying a 1911 cocked but not locked? I felt the same way when the LCPII came out.
I realize its all preference and and a good holster protects the trigger but holy geez. Carry what you want and are comfortable with but man I feel like they are catering to the person that can't shoot and doesn't practice. I would love a hammer fired version of these pistols but will deal with a striker with a safety. I get a light trigger is great on a range gun but scares me for ccw which these were designed for.
Are they making these for people who are not great shooters to make them better at shooting? I am used to DA/SA and DAO so I shoot great with a long trigger pull and on a ccw I expect that as an added safety precaution. Is carrying this much different than carrying a 1911 cocked but not locked? I felt the same way when the LCPII came out.
I realize its all preference and and a good holster protects the trigger but holy geez. Carry what you want and are comfortable with but man I feel like they are catering to the person that can't shoot and doesn't practice. I would love a hammer fired version of these pistols but will deal with a striker with a safety. I get a light trigger is great on a range gun but scares me for ccw which these were designed for.