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Originally Posted by Mtbkski
From my experiance, you at first think the trigger feels long and drug out. But then you shoot it, and the more you shoot it, the better the trigger feels. It all just seems to come together. I am tempted to get the work done that someone else mentioned from Springfield (trigger job, night sights.....). But then I remember, I shoot this gun great. Why mess with it.
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Great description.
I think the XD trigger is typical of service pistols (aside from 1911s), relatively long pretravel, slight creep (that gets better with age like a fine wine
) and then it breaks clean with a little overtravel.
I've never shot a Glock though. My natural presentation is like punching with a fist, pretty much a natural familiar movement and doing that with a Glock for me is aiming at the ceiling. Just the way my hands work. I'll add though that I imagine the Glock grip angle makes it easier to lock the wrists for easier recoil control? Each type has something to recommend it I guess.
How is the Glock trigger?