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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 92169" data-attributes="member: 704">Different handguns shoot better for different people.&nbsp; Your going to have to get your hands on them Nanky.&nbsp; To me the S&amp;W M&amp;P feels the best in hand, but I couldn't hit squat with either of mine.&nbsp; The trigger was very poor, and only slightly better in the Glocks I have shot.&nbsp; The stacking bothers me.&nbsp; I hit best with the Springfield XD not because they feel better, and perhaps not because they are better handguns, but to me there is no comparison in the factory triggers.&nbsp; Springfield is lacking that stacking while both the others stack and have a jerky feel when you hit increased pull spots.&nbsp; Not even the stacking is smooth.&nbsp; If it was I could live with it.&nbsp; I have a S&amp;W Shield that I liked until I bought a Springfield.&nbsp; I can live with the Shield, but the M&amp;P VTac that I bought was much worse than the Shield.&nbsp; When you pull the trigger not only do you have to overcome the striker spring, but you have to overcome a plunger that I see no other purpose in than hiding the atrocious trigger pull.&nbsp; That and meeting the liberal requirements of an impossible trigger pull for on duty officers.&nbsp; See item number 11 and 12 in the Brownell schematic below. <a href="http://www.brownells.com/schematics/Smith-Wesson-/3953-DAO-sid419.aspx" target="_blank">http://www.brownells.com/schematics/Smith-Wesson-/3953-DAO-sid419.aspx</a>Different people have different requirements.&nbsp; Handgun or rifle for me it's the trigger.&nbsp; I have considered Glocks, but have never pulled one apart to look at their trigger mechanism.&nbsp; Because of how they feel I suspect they have a liberal feel good trigger mechanism that takes away from the smoothness and adds unneeded weight. Don't know so someone else will have to chime in and tell us about the trigger.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 92169, member: 704"] Different handguns shoot better for different people. Your going to have to get your hands on them Nanky. To me the S&W M&P feels the best in hand, but I couldn't hit squat with either of mine. The trigger was very poor, and only slightly better in the Glocks I have shot. The stacking bothers me. I hit best with the Springfield XD not because they feel better, and perhaps not because they are better handguns, but to me there is no comparison in the factory triggers. Springfield is lacking that stacking while both the others stack and have a jerky feel when you hit increased pull spots. Not even the stacking is smooth. If it was I could live with it. I have a S&W Shield that I liked until I bought a Springfield. I can live with the Shield, but the M&P VTac that I bought was much worse than the Shield. When you pull the trigger not only do you have to overcome the striker spring, but you have to overcome a plunger that I see no other purpose in than hiding the atrocious trigger pull. That and meeting the liberal requirements of an impossible trigger pull for on duty officers. See item number 11 and 12 in the Brownell schematic below. [URL]http://www.brownells.com/schematics/Smith-Wesson-/3953-DAO-sid419.aspx[/URL] Different people have different requirements. Handgun or rifle for me it's the trigger. I have considered Glocks, but have never pulled one apart to look at their trigger mechanism. Because of how they feel I suspect they have a liberal feel good trigger mechanism that takes away from the smoothness and adds unneeded weight. Don't know so someone else will have to chime in and tell us about the trigger. [/QUOTE]

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