DA/SA Pistols

[bigred1]

I like my P225-A1 it's a good un. Always wanted a try the M11A1.

 

[bigchuck83]

I’ve always really liked Beretta 92 series pistols. Although some third gen. S&W pistols were very nice.


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[65ny]

Another vote for Beretta. The grip fatness doesn't bother me but I have a slicked up type M (single stack) that's noticeably thinner.

 

[ronny]

P-01

 

[Glock 'em down]

I always thought the S&W autos were some of the biggest overlooked pistols out there. But I still wouldn't trade a truck load of em for a striker fired pistol. I prefer the same trigger pull for every round.

Hell, on the DA/SA pistols, you might as well fire that first round in the air, because you ain't gonna score a 10 ring with it.

 

[Shadowrider]

I always thought the S&W autos were some of the biggest overlooked pistols out there. But I still wouldn't trade a truck load of em for a striker fired pistol. I prefer the same trigger pull for every round.

Hell, on the DA/SA pistols, you might as well fire that first round in the air, because you ain't gonna score a 10 ring with it.

If you can do it with a J frame revolver, you can do it with a DA/SA auto. Practice!

 

[CorpsVet]

I always thought the S&W autos were some of the biggest overlooked pistols out there. But I still wouldn't trade a truck load of em for a striker fired pistol. I prefer the same trigger pull for every round.

Hell, on the DA/SA pistols, you might as well fire that first round in the air, because you ain't gonna score a 10 ring with it.

Back in the day that the standard duty weapons were .38/.357 revolvers if one put in the range time, DA shots could be in the "10 ring" repeatedly.

 

[Ignored Member]

The S&W model 915 is the only da/sa pistol I've ever owned, and I really want it back. It may have been a "budget" pistol, but man that gun was sweet. I gotta get another one someday.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

I have older Sig Pistols. West German P-6, P226 and a P-220. All have been reliable and accurate. The P-6 did need to ramp work to get it to feed hollow points, but it’s working like it’s supposed to.

I lightened the DA trigger pull on the P6 and P220 by installing a lighter hammer spring. I was expecting some malfunctions like light hammer strikes, but none so far.

 

[Tanis143]

Beretta PX4 Compact in both 9mm and .40 S&W, Walther P22QD and Taurus PT840. Have yet to shoot the 9mm PX4 (just got it last weekend) but the other three have been pretty good to me. The P22 can be picky on ammo but neither the Taurus or my .40 PX4 have had any issues, other than the annoying mag rattle that plagues all the PT800 series of Taurus. The Taurus has an inexpensive iProtec light/laser combo that my wife got me for Christmas. I keep that gun in my nightstand.

And I'll take my DA/SA over any striker fire out there. The DA pull is not horrible, just have to train for it. But I rather like the idea of the hammer being decocked with a round chambered and knowing I can still pull the trigger and make it go boom.