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Just suppose you had to compete with a pistol that met these requirements, what would it be?
Double stack Minimum 5# trigger pull (DAO) Completely factory-No internal or external mods
What would it be for fast accurate shooting, at a max distance of 25 yards?
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SIG full size, in whatever caliber fit the bill.
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Just suppose you had to compete with a pistol that met these requirements, what would it be?
Double stack Minimum 5# trigger pull (DAO) Completely factory-No internal or external mods
What would it be for fast accurate shooting, at a max distance of 25 yards? S&W M&P.
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Does Para make the LDA anymore? That might fit the bill.
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That is a very good question. I need time to think about it.
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But then again I would go with the Glock 41.
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That I already own:
Beretta 92FS Brigadier INOX - 9MM Fabrique Nationale Hi-Power - 40 S&W
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That's almost certainly what it'll be, unless I can find a significantly better option. Does Para make the LDA anymore? That might fit the bill. I had forgotten about the LDA, but that could work if I could find one. If I can get STI to put a 5.5# trigger in a 9mm 2011 that would be the leading the pack. But dang that'd be expensive. ----------------- Part of the hang up is "no modifications at all". Even an M&P Pro wouldn't meet the trigger requirement, they're too light. I can't even modify a gun to make the trigger heavier.
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I'd choose the M&P for sure.
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Just suppose you had to compete with a pistol that met these requirements, what would it be?
Double stack Minimum 5# trigger pull (DAO) Completely factory-No internal or external mods
What would it be for fast accurate shooting, at a max distance of 25 yards? S&W M&P. All the way
I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them. -Thomas Jefferson
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Walther PPQ Long Slide.
And I've owned or own every pistol mentioned in this thread except an STI.
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One of the third generation S&W's would fit the bill.
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I like 92; like this 92G Brigadier Elite:
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Does the LDA have a 5 lb trigger? I would go with that or a Springfield XDM Competition.
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