Their triggers are adequate duty triggers. I don't expect my Glocks to feel like my Shadow 2 or SP01 Competition. They are striker-fire triggers which does the final charging of the striker; it's going to have some take up and mush. Their breaks are pretty clean, if sometimes heavier than the factory-specified 5.5LBs. They can be broken in, smoothed out, or simply replaced. As for trigger resets, they're actually quite good with very little takeup back to the clearly-defined wall.
The sights are a cheap shot but I'll give you that. However, I've only ever seen one goon break the factory plastics before. Recoil is fine. Half the point of the pistol is that it's supposed to be light; same as all striker-fired pistols including your XDM and M&P lines.
I am not going to compare and contrast them to any of my pistols, because they serve a use case that is different from most of the others.
MuricaPersonified 0 points 5 months ago
Their triggers are adequate duty triggers. I don't expect my Glocks to feel like my Shadow 2 or SP01 Competition. They are striker-fire triggers which does the final charging of the striker; it's going to have some take up and mush. Their breaks are pretty clean, if sometimes heavier than the factory-specified 5.5LBs. They can be broken in, smoothed out, or simply replaced. As for trigger resets, they're actually quite good with very little takeup back to the clearly-defined wall.
The sights are a cheap shot but I'll give you that. However, I've only ever seen one goon break the factory plastics before. Recoil is fine. Half the point of the pistol is that it's supposed to be light; same as all striker-fired pistols including your XDM and M&P lines.
I am not going to compare and contrast them to any of my pistols, because they serve a use case that is different from most of the others.