If you go german go AS thats pretty much the main stay of everyone but Glock. Almost everyone German HK SIG primarily sells DA/SA triggers, but have branched to others for american Law Enforcement BS.
I beg to differ. Firstly european gun control laws are
more strict than the US. All German guns are designed for military and LE markets. Consumers are just 'privileged' to be able to get our paws on these guns. :
HK: LEM - Law Enforcement Modification (precocked with short trigger pull... more like Walther QA than glock) trigger is the direction for HK since its introduction on the USP. It is the only trigger available for the P2000 and will be the trigger for the P30. LEM still uses a hammer. In their own words: The enhanced LEM trigger system combines the reliability of a double-action revolver trigger with the crisp, precise trigger of a single-action pistol.
SIG: DAK - Double Action Kellerman (light pull DAO) trigger is the only option on their SAS (SIG anti-snag) carry pistols that is targeted at CCW markets. Also hammer fired.
Steyr: M and S series pistols only come with a precocked, short pull DAO trigger. Striker fired.
Glock: Glock safe action (precocked DAO trigger). Striker fired.
Walther QA: Partially precocked trigger (DAO or does having a decocker mean SA?) In their own words, "made for military and police markets"
What can we derive from this? All German manufacturers are working hard on making DAO triggers that feel like SA triggers. Eventually this will be the only option from these manufacturers!