The best DA? Well, it really depends on the shooter & how much time & effort they put into learning that trigger. I smirk at people that spend way too much on the newest & greatest & don't dedicate themselves into learning their equipment.
To more directly answer your poll question, I'd go w/ the HK USP 45 simply because that is the one that has worked best for me & with me.
I really like the twelve pounds of consistent initial DA pull on my USP, smoothened over thousands of rounds and dry-firings. Allows for a more confident cond 2 carry.
Ill go between the Sig and CZ...depending on your guns role in life. If its a CCW...the 245 is hard to beat. For a smaller gun anyway...the 97 and 220 are both fine examples of what guns can be..........
shoot well
Bren has it: either CZ or SIG, depending on what feels best in your hand. Both are outstanding weapons. However, the CZ may need some tuning to feed hollowpoints reliably - don't know about the SIG.
The only two DA .45 auto's that I've ever owned
are the H&K USP-F, and the SIG-Sauer P220. Both
are truly remarkable firearm's in their own right.
I think it comes down to individual taste; and for
me, the H&K was just too darn large. OTOH, the
SIG with its sleek design was the "perfect fit" for
me. Add to that, SIG's stone-cold RELIABILITY, OUTSTANDING ACCURACY, and SUPERIOR DESIGN (CRAFTSMANSHIP) and you have a
winner!
Subjectively, if my wife handed me her credit card over breakfast and said, "Get yourself the DA .45 you want," I would go out and buy a SIG Sauer P220, in my opinion the best DA/SA .45 on the market.
Smith Wesson Performance Center CQB or their Shorty 45.
Very smooth da trigger pull and super cocked trigger release.
Has trigger reset as short as best 1911.
Only 45 autos I've shot that come close to perfection da.
The CZ-97 is so close but takes second to the SIG P220.
If CZ did just a fewof things... it would tie or beat the SIG.
1. Plastic guide rod needs to go.
2. 12# spring needs to be 16#.
3. Throated at the Factory for JHP feeding.
4. Fix the magazine gap.
5. Use two screws on the grips intead of one.
6. Give it a decocker.
That's about it...
Oh... and make a "Commander" version. A 4 inch version would be joygasmic. (especially with a matching reduction in the grip length)
I voted the H&K USP which I feel is the finest .45 DA/SA full size there is. If it was to be a full size for CCW then my choice changes to the Sig Sauer P220.
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