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Double:Single Action Guns Outdated? Why I Switched

Disclaimer: this video got lost in my "To be uploaded" archives and thus is a tad old. It should have been released before my CZ P07 series. ALSO, READ BELOW BEFORE YOU BLOW UP THE COMMENTS IN YOUR SNOWFLAKE RAGE. Support the 2A not just your favorite gun. Now, if you post below in the comments silly jargon about how Glock's have better triggers or are more reliable then you clearly didn't read this first. I am by no means bashing on Glock or any other striker gun. For me and how I carry, the DA/SA just is better for me. I cannot talk myself out of the risk of pointing close to a single action trigger found in most striker fired guns at my femoral artery. 1. Safety: What I am saying is that often times when it comes to safety we are so fast to blame the operator but at some point equipment becomes just as much the reason for negligent discharges. I, an appendix carrier, just have more on the line should that ever happen. DA/SA guns are safer due to that long first trigger pull. Also, when you train into it you WILL hit the target every time off the first DA pull. 2. Trigger: which leads me into my next point. Striker triggers suck. Period. A vast majority are mushy and have a really crappy break. You get around this by modifying the trigger which usually lightens the pull. At that point, why not carry a 1911? The trigger is infinitely better than a DA/SA or striker gun. But 1911's are unsafe when the safety is off. That is my point with most modified striker guns. They have no real safety. The trigger dingus simply does not count. If you're going to get your carry gun below 5lbs, do yourself a favor and just carry a 1911. You'll shoot it better anyways. 3. Reliability: just watch the Military Arms Channel's gauntlet and count the times the hammered fired guns do better than striker guns. You'll find that ALL of them perform better. Why? Physics and a more sealed gun. Striker guns have a small striker channel that can get clogged. Hammer guns have the same striker channel but the firing pin on a hammer gun is activated by the hammer, not a small striker sear. There is little tension on the firing pin on a hammer gun because the hammer is what activates the pin's movement, not the striker sear.