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Easiest best squeeze in high caliber?

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  • idsman75
    I'd check out a Para Ordnance double-action 1911. SWEET EASY trigger pull in multiple calibers.
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  • HandgunHTR52
    I would also recommend the Springfield XD or any of the Kahr offerings.
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  • Sperry
    I wheel-gun in .357 might be fine. Those triggers can be very smooth with a little stoning.
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  • Colt Super
    Any stock production Smith & Wesson Revolver over any stock semi-auto.

    Or are you referring to a long gun??

    In that case, the Savage with an Accu-Trigger.

    Doug
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  • ziggie
    I'd like something in the .38--.45 range automatic that I can go to the local range and spend a nice hour or so and not have to be rubbed down with mineral ice afterward.
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  • mateomasfeo
    quote:Easiest best squeeze in high caliber?


    That would be Eleana Montonali...
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  • D1
    Get a GLOCK 23 and put a GHOST ROCKET connector in it. Safest handgun in the world. Regardless of what they say.
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  • Nighthawk
    CZ75 9MM would be a great choice all around right out of the box. Their built to last 3 lifetimes accurate right out of the box and have a good DA trigger and even better single action. Plus you can get factory 16RD Mags or 15RDS standard, Ive never had a FTF or fail to eject/feed. Good Luck!!
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  • TooBig
    Para Ord new
    LDA is so light you get double taps when you don't want them. Damn Nice but after the first shot I would probably shoot the crowd, I have never shot anything with such a light trigger.[:D][}:)][V]
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  • Sav99
    I bet an XD40 would fit the bill. That Para Ordinance in .40 cal. has a real trigger.
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  • iceracerx
    quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
    Any stock production Smith & Wesson Revolver over any stock semi-auto.

    Or are you referring to a long gun??

    In that case, the Savage with an Accu-Trigger.

    Doug


    +1 Revolvers are easier to load and shoot for people lacking (hand) strength.
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  • daveald
    whats a ghost rocket
    If your looking for a house gun or a outdoor shooter go with a 410 shotgun. Heck you can buy a judge a 410/45LC handgun. it wont break your arm and it will scare the sh
    out of anyone you point it at.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by idsman75
    I'd check out a Para Ordnance double-action 1911. SWEET EASY trigger pull in multiple calibers.


    If the .45 ACP is not too much for you, I have a VERY good deal on one of these Para Ordnances listed on GB right now. The trigger pull is so light and crisp, it feels like a match trigger.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by fshfndr
    Para Ord new
    LDA is so light you get double taps when you don't want them. Damn Nice but after the first shot I would probably shoot the crowd, I have never shot anything with such a light trigger.[:D][}:)][V]


    ...and I've got one listed on GB right now![;)][:D]
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  • goldeneagle76
    ANother vote for an XD...I prefer the XD45.
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  • D1
    quote:Originally posted by daveald
    whats a ghost rocket
    If your looking for a house gun or a outdoor shooter go with a 410 shotgun. Heck you can buy a judge a 410/45LC handgun. it wont break your arm and it will scare the sh
    out of anyone you point it at.


    A Ghost Rocket connector is an aftermarket connector that you adjust yourself to the trigger pull you want on your GLOCK. http://www.ghostinc.com/c=PGecfVt5vsaavHA79HgNb9VQe/category/1dealers/
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  • Mk 19
    An FNP 9 would be a great starter, it is also less expensive than the others mentioned.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by Mk 19
    An FNP 9 would be a great starter, it is also less expensive than the others mentioned.



    I happen to have a FNP 40 in stock that may be of interest as well...but it does not have half the trigger of the Tac Four...
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