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Originally Posted by drivingagain
Some people do not like Sig's either. I do not like double action as the trigger on the first shot is not the same as following shots. Unless they have changed this. Accuracy is in the shooter most of the times.
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drivingagain - brings up some good points:
On the Sig trigger there are different configurations and some are a challenge to learn (DA/SA) and become proficient with if you don't take the time. But IMO the Sig SRT is a far superior trigger to the Glock once it is learned.
One thing I do like about the Glock trigger is they are all the same, after some trigger time and muscle memory you can pick up and shoot any Glock decently.
Accuracy is in the shooter to a point............the firearm can only group according to its manufactured specs (round selection considered here also) and that is another reason I see the Sig being superior.
But we all know both Sig and Glock follow a decently made 1911 in almost all categories though.
