armednfree
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I like striker fire or DA only because the trigger is the same for every shot. Typically there are few other controls like on a DA/SA. I don't want more stuff to fumble with.
I have definite opinions about hammers and strikers, but I don't know that I have a real preference. At least not outside the context of "function." I absolutely love shooting my 1911, but I carry a Shield most days.Reading various threads in this forum, folks have definite opinions and preferences on the desirability of striker-fired vs. hammer-fired pistols, especially with respect to how they’re carried. I haven’t done an actual count but my impression is there’s a lean toward hammer-fired.
You have more options and control with a hammer—but beside that, they both go bang when you squeeze the trigger. Wonder why folks bring up the two different mechanisms so often.
Off topic, but, if your title is a Pantera reference, I approve. If not...., I still approve.....not that it matters.All my autos are hammer fired
Reading various threads in this forum, folks have definite opinions and preferences on the desirability of striker-fired vs. hammer-fired pistols, especially with respect to how they’re carried.
So, you contend that a long 10 lb pull is consistent with a short 4 lb pull?Well, I don't understand the "consistent trigger pull" thing.
My DA/SA pistols are consistently 10lbs, 4lbs, 4lbs, 4lbs...lol!
Green font is sarcasm. [emoji39]So, you contend that a long 10 lb pull is consistent with a short 4 lb pull?
Fascinating.
Whoops, I got the joking but took the facicousness the other way. Mea CulpaGreen font is sarcasm. [emoji39]
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It's all good. That's the internet for you. I miss tonal cues. I tried so hard with the green font to be a thing. [emoji24]Whoops, I got the joking but took the facicousness the other way. Mea Culpa
jr24 said:So, you contend that a long 10 lb pull is consistent with a short 4 lb pull?
Fascinating.
- Walt SherrillConsistently* 10 lbs on the first pull and consistently* 4 lbs on the following shots.