I am seeing a lot of "The 1911 trigger is easier" argument used lately.
Honest question: Do you think that it's easier, or is it just that more people are using it? I mean, the easiest trigger is the one you practice the most with.
Jerry M. (I won't butcher his last name by attempting to spell it) does pretty decent shooting with a revolver and its heavy DA pull. Because that's what he trains with the most.
Langdon did well with a P220.
Look at it this way, an automatic transmission is easier to drive than a manual, but if you practice driving a manual, then you can get a lot more performance out of your car than you can with an automatic.
The military guys seem to shoot competently with their M10s and M11s.
Not looking to pick any fights, just trying to start up some discussion.
Honest question: Do you think that it's easier, or is it just that more people are using it? I mean, the easiest trigger is the one you practice the most with.
Jerry M. (I won't butcher his last name by attempting to spell it) does pretty decent shooting with a revolver and its heavy DA pull. Because that's what he trains with the most.
Langdon did well with a P220.
Look at it this way, an automatic transmission is easier to drive than a manual, but if you practice driving a manual, then you can get a lot more performance out of your car than you can with an automatic.
The military guys seem to shoot competently with their M10s and M11s.
Not looking to pick any fights, just trying to start up some discussion.