Shawn Dodson
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It depends.
A double action revolver usually has a longer and heavier trigger pull than an auto pistol, and can it be difficult for some people to operate.
Whereas, the slide of an auto pistol can be a problem for some people to retract. However, this can be solved by using the "push/pull" technique to work the slide. Push forward with the firing hand while simultaneously pulling rearward on the slide with the support hand.
A double action revolver usually has a longer and heavier trigger pull than an auto pistol, and can it be difficult for some people to operate.
Whereas, the slide of an auto pistol can be a problem for some people to retract. However, this can be solved by using the "push/pull" technique to work the slide. Push forward with the firing hand while simultaneously pulling rearward on the slide with the support hand.
