I know strikers are all the rage these days, and I never thought about it until I stumbled across the XD-E, but will Walther ever product another? I'm not talking about a $2K all steel successor to the P5, but a reasonably priced polymer pistol (like the XD-E)?
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Sometimes what is old is new....
Anyway, I honestly think that guns with exposed hammers have the ability to have better triggers. I also think an exposed hammer is an advantage when holstering. Then when you consider the addition of a decocker, they are better guns generally than striker fired options.
The only clear advantage of a striker fired gun is a hammer that won’t get snagged.
Anyway, I honestly think that guns with exposed hammers have the ability to have better triggers. I also think an exposed hammer is an advantage when holstering. Then when you consider the addition of a decocker, they are better guns generally than striker fired options.
The only clear advantage of a striker fired gun is a hammer that won’t get snagged.
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Looks I started something.....
Naturally guys when it comes to this topic, even the experts don’t agree 🙂
From ease of use, I rank guns like this:
- Revolvers (DA)
- Revolvers (DA/SA)
- Striker Guns (DA)
- Hammer Exposed (DAO)
- Hanmer Exposed (SA)
- Hammer exposed (SA/DA)
So I will give you guys that.
Naturally guys when it comes to this topic, even the experts don’t agree 🙂
From ease of use, I rank guns like this:
- Revolvers (DA)
- Revolvers (DA/SA)
- Striker Guns (DA)
- Hammer Exposed (DAO)
- Hanmer Exposed (SA)
- Hammer exposed (SA/DA)
So I will give you guys that.
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