You've got a solid choice of a gun there. I find mine to be a very honest and accurate gun- not to mention very reliable. I assume you're using the stock trigger and didn't go for an SRT?
Make sure to train consistently with the DA/SA... it's a tough trigger to master, as you're going from one extreme (DA) to the other (SA) on follow-up shots. So you're mastering two triggers in one. My technique is to draw and fire the first round of each string (or fire the first round from low ready) DA, since I carry the pistol decocked. Smoothly roll it back- I use the crease between my fingertip and second knuckles, to really "sink in" to the trigger. Try not to stage it... I'm sure you've heard a lot of this before. Then at the end of a drill, I'll decock, holster, and lather-rinse-repeat.
Last edited by sevenhelmet; 02-09-17 at 22:43.
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