SA vs DA autos

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08-20-2009, 07:05 PM

blkdragon

Join Date: Jul 2009

Location: Conroe, Texas

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If a long trigger pull is your cup of tea, then you should select that type of action. For people making the jump from revolver to semi-auto most would be better off with those types

of actions. One exception to the rule are women with limited strength in their fingers to handle the long pull. The same can be stated for those who have small hands. This being more of a problem for people who like double stack mags, and have small hands.

While I have left my 659 Smith & Wesson, behind a long time ago, I did shoot some of the highest scores I have ever shot. It is all in what you get use to, provided the fit is correct.

Scott J. Williams
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SA vs DA autos

If a long trigger pull is your cup of tea, then you should select that type of action. For people ...