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Dubar · December 5, 2018, 05:46 PM

The first time I fired the gun with the DAO trigger and had a cut on my trigger finger from an encounter with a sharp blade. It bothered me the whole time I shot. Thinking back, the DAO trigger may be fine if you like a long pull. None of my other pistols has a long pull so I opted for the 804.

I initially had a hard time with the slide release. I emailed FMK and asked if they had one that stuck out a bit more and they did. They sent it to me free of charge. Like I said, very helpful.

It's not a HK Compact for sure, there are some very faint mold lines on the gun, but they're nothing I find offensive and have nothing to do with the way the gun fires.

Grab-A-Gun has the black version for a good price, haven't checked the other usual places.

I kinda like the underdog companies. I have guns from Kel-Tec, Hi-Point, Taurus, and GSG (German Sport Guns), all have performed as advertised. Really like my Kel-Tec Sub-2000 Gen2!!!

December 5, 2018, 05:46 PM	#13
Dubar Member Join Date: November 29, 2018 Posts: 16	The first time I fired the gun with the DAO trigger and had a cut on my trigger finger from an encounter with a sharp blade. It bothered me the whole time I shot. Thinking back, the DAO trigger may be fine if you like a long pull. None of my other pistols has a long pull so I opted for the 804. I initially had a hard time with the slide release. I emailed FMK and asked if they had one that stuck out a bit more and they did. They sent it to me free of charge. Like I said, very helpful. It's not a HK Compact for sure, there are some very faint mold lines on the gun, but they're nothing I find offensive and have nothing to do with the way the gun fires. Grab-A-Gun has the black version for a good price, haven't checked the other usual places. I kinda like the underdog companies. I have guns from Kel-Tec, Hi-Point, Taurus, and GSG (German Sport Guns), all have performed as advertised. Really like my Kel-Tec Sub-2000 Gen2!!!