Best Factory DA/SA Trigger

[FUBAR]

In your experience, which manufacturer makes the best DA/SA trigger pull. I'm not talking about DAO or striker fire actions. Just the traditional DA/SA. I've had a Beretta 92FS Compact, Sig P225, and HK USP 40 Compact. I found the Sigs to be the smoothest of them all. The HK was extremely gritty with a heavy DA pull. The Beretta was OK but had a heavy DA pull as well. I've always wanted to try the Para LDA but nobody has one to try out. And keep S&W revolvers and Colt Pythons out of this because we all know how good they are.

[golfrj]

Sig...

[s500]

sig pro sp2022!

[FUBAR]

I hear the CZ P-07 Duty with Omega Trigger is pretty impressive too.

[zdragon]

DA/SA..... Sig is second to none IMO.

[viet4lifeOC]

sig pro 2022

[fullrearview]

Sig.....H&K makes me want to puke!

[RobG]

S&W. I have a 4006 that has a crazy smooth trigger with ultra short reset. My 4506 is great as well. That first DA pull is a touch long but ultra smooth. Puts my past P220's to shame.

[AeroEngi]

Sig

[BigDogatPlay]

Out of the box, Sig is the winner every time. I own 3 different models and all had excellent triggers from the gate.

Gen 1 and 2 S&Ws were long known for gawd awful triggers, but S&W got it right with the Gen 3 guns and as close to a Sig as they'll ever get. My 4506 is very smooth, but suffers from a longish reset into SA.

[greasem0nkey86]

FNP

DA is long and heavy (like it should be), but once you're used to it, its nothing.

Pistol instructor said he liked the feel of the FNP trigger over the Sig trigger, I personally don't have an opinion as I haven't shot a Sig, yet.

[9mmepiphany]

SigPro has the best out of the box DA/SA trigger I've ever felt, their DAK trigger will rival those guns we won't mention...but it isn't DA/SA, but then neither is the Para LDA

[wildhawker]

In semiautos, [German] Sigs followed by a CZ that's been fired at least 1k+.

[cineski]

New SIG P series (in my experience).

[gwl]

My particular top three. YMMV.

1) SIG P226
2) Beretta 92FS
3) CZ 75B