The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post

elDiabloLoco · March 2, 2013, 06:01 PM

If it matters, the P95 is DA/SA.

Glocks are good technology, but the trigger of every one I have fired is not at all to my liking. The SD I tried was worse - longer, heavier, and scratchy. That was with a new , so it may improve with another 1000 rounds or the 30 buck trigger kit.

P95 in DA feels like the SD(i.e. long and mushy), but P95 SA is very good, and similar to my favorite deer rifle. And very similar to the older S&W 6906. But concealing a P95 would be most difficult of the bunch.

So if you LIKED the glocks you fired......choke up the extra 2 bills and find a way to rationalize the cost. I got something I liked and had 250 extra - ain't neva no 550 glocks where i have been.....best I saw when shopping was 599. Cannot believe they have gone down lately.

March 2, 2013, 06:01 PM	#8
elDiabloLoco Member Join Date: December 18, 2012 Location: USA Posts: 77	If it matters, the P95 is DA/SA. Glocks are good technology, but the trigger of every one I have fired is not at all to my liking. The SD I tried was worse - longer, heavier, and scratchy. That was with a new , so it may improve with another 1000 rounds or the 30 buck trigger kit. P95 in DA feels like the SD(i.e. long and mushy), but P95 SA is very good, and similar to my favorite deer rifle. And very similar to the older S&W 6906. But concealing a P95 would be most difficult of the bunch. So if you LIKED the glocks you fired......choke up the extra 2 bills and find a way to rationalize the cost. I got something I liked and had 250 extra - ain't neva no 550 glocks where i have been.....best I saw when shopping was 599. Cannot believe they have gone down lately.