coylh
Member
Seems like there are a lot of categories of triggers:
long revolvers
crunchy 1911s
squishy glocks
sloppy sigs
and these are some of the better ones for their types. Why are handgun triggers so weird?
I was playing with my ar15 today and thought that it has what would be a great handgun trigger: mid weight pull, no slack, no extra movement. Just a nice *snap* feeling to it. Is there some kind of space constraint in handguns that makes their triggers different than rifles? Or do handguns companies not make the trigger a priority?
long revolvers
crunchy 1911s
squishy glocks
sloppy sigs
and these are some of the better ones for their types. Why are handgun triggers so weird?
I was playing with my ar15 today and thought that it has what would be a great handgun trigger: mid weight pull, no slack, no extra movement. Just a nice *snap* feeling to it. Is there some kind of space constraint in handguns that makes their triggers different than rifles? Or do handguns companies not make the trigger a priority?