Best trigger for CC?
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Bozwell
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I have a CZ Pro-Tek I for CC. I personally don't mind the DA/SA transition and this gun has an excellent trigger on it. The "best" though is something you need to figure out for yourself. Find something that you don't mind carrying on a regular basis, that you're comfortable operating and that you shoot well, and then you'll have found the "best" gun for you.
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SAO?
There's no such beast as "single action only".
It's "SA" (single action). It has one mode of operation.
DA/SA refers to the mode in which a DA (double action) handgun is fired. DA handguns can be fired either in SA mode or DA mode. Some DA autopistols can be cocked & locked to fire the first shot in SA mode.
DAO (double action only) means the gun cannot be fired in SA mode - it is limited to firing in double action mode - only.
There's no such beast as "single action only".
It's "SA" (single action). It has one mode of operation.
DA/SA refers to the mode in which a DA (double action) handgun is fired. DA handguns can be fired either in SA mode or DA mode. Some DA autopistols can be cocked & locked to fire the first shot in SA mode.
DAO (double action only) means the gun cannot be fired in SA mode - it is limited to firing in double action mode - only.
Stasher1
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I like SA guns for range use, but for home defense or concealed carry I prefer DAO or striker-fired guns with heavier triggers.
I want to minimize the likelihood of accidental/negligent discharges while maintaining pull-point-squeeze simplicity.
My EDC is a S&W 638 and I just picked up a Kahr CM9 that will join (or replace) it once it has been proven to be reliable.
I want to minimize the likelihood of accidental/negligent discharges while maintaining pull-point-squeeze simplicity.
My EDC is a S&W 638 and I just picked up a Kahr CM9 that will join (or replace) it once it has been proven to be reliable.
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