Heheh
I guess a little bias might be in play here. However, a little story: The first time my friend shot My P99, he didn't like it at all. The AS trigger bothered him (he was only shooting single action). Once I got him to decock, and then fire, he was okay with the traditional double action operation, but didn't like the DA pull. It was long and gritty, and it stacked a little through the pull.
A couple of months ago he and I had another session and I happened to bring my P99. Since he became a police officer, he hasn't shot his 40 P229 in a while. So he wanted to shoot mine. Remembering how to work the thing, he chambered a round, decocked, and then fired.
He was AMAZED at how different he perceived the gun. He hadn't shot it since it was close to being new. The commented on how the trigger felt nice and smooth. He also mentioned how he thought it felt similar to his Sig.
Just to be sure, he brought his Sig the next time and both of us fired each side by side. Here's what we thought: The Sig seems to handle the 40's recoil a little better (probably because of the weight). Both DA triggers are smooth. The P99's DA feels a little longer, but is still smooth and crisp. The Walther's trigger felt lighter than the Sig's. Both of us were more accurate with the P99.
In short, my once loathed P99 got a positive nod from a self-proclaimed Sig-snob.
Take this story for what's worth (not much)!
-stunks