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M&P 40 with Apex hardened sear. Amazingly good trigger
I thought the same thing about Glocks also, especially a gen2. But beauty is in the eye of the beer holder. I didn't like the APX at first, but it grew on me the more I researched it. I'm going to see if my range has one I can rent before I buy one, but I found one for $399 with free shipping + the 5 mag rebate. That seems like a smoking deal for what you get.But the APX is the ugliest damned thing ever created
Wish Beretta would turn one out in a compact.I thought the same thing about Glocks also, especially a gen2. But beauty is in the eye of the beer holder. I didn't like the APX at first, but it grew on me the more I researched it. I'm going to see if my range has one I can rent before I buy one, but I found one for $399 with free shipping + the 5 mag rebate. That seems like a smoking deal for what you get.
There are many who are hoping for the same thing. I would be interested to see one in a compact as well.Wish Beretta would turn one out in a compact.
I've shot some other striker fired guns and I prefer the Glock trigger because I'm used to it. A double action trigger on a revolver is horrible compared to the single action trigger. And yet if you LEARN how to uses the DA trigger and eventually you can shoot the gun just as accurately as you can cocking the hammer for each shot.Thread has some miles but I'll play. I've never pulled a trigger I was 100% happy with out of the box. Now, I have polished my stock Glock triggers and they feel great...great enough that I don't even want to pull on another kind of trigger. I've sold everything that isn't a Glock other than 2 revolvers and 2 1911's. None of them get any range time, now-a-days, except one of my 1911's and it ain't much.
Couldn't agree more....And yet if you LEARN how to uses the DA trigger and eventually you can shoot the gun just as accurately as you can cocking the hammer for each shot.