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  • #16
    Vindag
    Member
    • Mar 2022
    • 119

    Originally posted by rodralig
    While there are a few schools of thought out there - allowing the trigger to push out does not maximize performance, ie., inefficient trigger control, that can actually degrade speed and accuracy.

    For a Glock OEM trigger - ideally, you shouldn't be feeling the trigger pushing out. By the time the gun returns from recoil, the trigger has already been prepped and ready to fire (again, the instant the gun "returns" from recoil).


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    I was just making a point in the way I shoot; I much prefer the stronger Glock gen 3 trigger reset over the weaker Walther PDP trigger reset. I am fine with the way I shoot and am going to continue that way. At 68 years of age, I don't see any reason to change to your way of shooting, as I'm very happy with my speed and accuracy.
    Last edited by Vindag; 10-06-2023, 7:21 PM.

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    • #17
      oddjob
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2003
      • 2399

      I have a PDP I use for USPSA shooting. I put the Dynamic Performance Trigger (DPT) trigger in and I really like it. Having said that if its a plinking/range toy and not used for competition I would not replace the trigger. The standard trigger is pretty good!!

      Hwansik Kim is a sponsored shooter for Walther. He just uses the standard trigger that came with the gun. https://www.hkimshooting.com/

      I guess the big question is what are your plans with the Walther?

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      • #18
        rodralig
        CGN Contributor
        • Apr 2016
        • 4262

        Originally posted by Vindag
        I was just making a point in the way I shoot; I much prefer the stronger Glock gen 3 trigger reset over the weaker Walther PDP trigger reset. I am fine with the way I shoot and am going to continue that way. At 68 years of age, I don't see any reason to change to your way of shooting, as I'm very happy with my speed and accuracy.
        And I was simply saying something to think about in terms of performance improvement. If you think that there is nothing more to improve at 68 and/or you are happy with your speed and accuracy - who am I to argue?

        Good luck in your shooting.


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        WEGC - Shooting at 10-yards VS 20-yards - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7mdbNZ4j9U

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        • #19
          madstyle1
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2012
          • 927

          Originally posted by oddjob
          I have a PDP I use for USPSA shooting. I put the Dynamic Performance Trigger (DPT) trigger in and I really like it. Having said that if its a plinking/range toy and not used for competition I would not replace the trigger. The standard trigger is pretty good!!

          Hwansik Kim is a sponsored shooter for Walther. He just uses the standard trigger that came with the gun. https://www.hkimshooting.com/

          I guess the big question is what are your plans with the Walther?
          Plinking mostly and looking to put in my carry rotation.

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          • #20
            oddjob
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2003
            • 2399

            I would leave the trigger alone.

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