My question is how many of you have abandoned Double Action handguns for Single Actions for self defense?
I've found that my preferences have "evolved" over the years. My first handgun was a 4" Smith & Wesson 19 which I carried from '86 to '88. From '88 to 98 it was my Sig P226 or P220. From '98 to current its been my Les Baer SRP.
I've found that with each progression (reduction of trigger pull/travel) my speed and accuracy have increased dramatically particularly with my 1911.
I believe Single Actions are the way to go for purely self defense handguns. What's your opinion?
I've found that my preferences have "evolved" over the years. My first handgun was a 4" Smith & Wesson 19 which I carried from '86 to '88. From '88 to 98 it was my Sig P226 or P220. From '98 to current its been my Les Baer SRP.
I've found that with each progression (reduction of trigger pull/travel) my speed and accuracy have increased dramatically particularly with my 1911.
I believe Single Actions are the way to go for purely self defense handguns. What's your opinion?