DA/SA 9mm with nice trigger?

[speedrrracer]

Ben Stoeger is the reigning Production National Champion, and he won using a DA/SA Beretta that was very close to stock.

So is this more a comment on the indian and not the arrow? Or in this case, the bow?

There's obviously some of that, but we all know the greatest Indian in the world ain't gonna kill no buffalo with an arrow that isn't capable of flying nice and straight.

It's also a response to the OP, who is looking for a DA/SA 9mm with a nice trigger -- IIRC, all Ben did to his was a little polishing and an aftermarket hammer.

Lastly, it's a counterpoint to the posts above saying a Beretta is a less-than-worthy choice.

[JON KARGATHALON]

Beretta px4 storm, you can usually find it for around $500 more or less Depending where you go, I just bought one, but i did my research for 3 months before i did, and found it was the perfect gun for me. The price was $530. I have seen people pay $450 for it too. Look up reviews on it if you can, there is no bad reviews lol.

[Rhatical]

Best in my opinion are H&K USP9 or Sig P226.

[daybreak]

Beretta px4 storm, you can usually find it for around $500 more or less Depending where you go, I just bought one, but i did my research for 3 months before i did, and found it was the perfect gun for me. The price was $530. I have seen people pay $450 for it too. Look up reviews on it if you can, there is no bad reviews lol.

Ive never shot one, so I'm just throwing up 8th hand information from the Internet, but I've never heard anyone say a beretta px4 storm has a nice trigger.

[zfields]

Ive never shot one, so I'm just throwing up 8th hand information from the Internet, but I've never heard anyone say a beretta px4 storm has a nice trigger.

I actually didn't mind it. It was long, semi heavy, but smooth.
I'd pick one up if it was cheap enough.

[Thrashard340]

+1 FNP9

I'll cast another vote for the FNP-9.

I also liked the Sig P226/229 and CZ75 as well.

[Sturnovik]

I actually didn't mind it. It was long, semi heavy, but smooth.
I'd pick one up if it was cheap enough.

Same here.

Its not bad at all for a Da/Sa pistol trigger wise. It even looks cool.

[BoJackUSMC]

Sig and CZ

[ALX10mm]

I love my Beretta PX4 in 9mm. It has about 5000rds though it now and the trigger is great. Most accurate polymer pistol i've shot due to the rotary lockup. also, its inexpensive if you buy it used. the only downside is a lack of aftermarket parts, but for fun at the range i would highly recommend it for SA/DA.

[JON KARGATHALON]

I love my Beretta PX4 in 9mm. It has about 5000rds though it now and the trigger is great. Most accurate polymer pistol i've shot due to the rotary lockup. also, its inexpensive if you buy it used. the only downside is a lack of aftermarket parts, but for fun at the range i would highly recommend it for SA/DA.

Ive created a monster reccommending the Px4 Bwaaahahahaha!

[weinerd]

P99 or SW99 antistress.

[someR1]

my Taurus 92 has an AMAZING trigger, I love that gun.

Just got a Sig 2022 and going to test it out today so I'll let you know on that one !

[Buck13]

my Taurus 92 has an AMAZING trigger, I love that gun.

Just got a Sig 2022 and going to test it out today so I'll let you know on that one !

I'll be here! (at least every few days) Still haven't made it to the range. Maybe next week! They have about a half-dozen of the goodies mentioned here:

http://www.westcoastarmory.com/the-range/range/37

[Buck13]

my Taurus 92 has an AMAZING trigger, I love that gun.

Just got a Sig 2022 and going to test it out today so I'll let you know on that one !

So, Mr. R1, did you ever do a side-by-side with these? Is your Taurus all-stock?

My spousal critter broke her ankle trail-running, which has cut into my free time badly. I still haven't made it to the rental range or bought a 9 mm.

[DrewTheBrave]

Sig p226/229, beretta 92/M9, or a CZ75. Those are pretty much as good as it gets for a DA/SA.

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I love the DA pull on my Beretta 92 with the D hammer spring, and the SA pull is pretty good. Sig P-series guns have great SA triggers out of the box, but the DA isn't quite as smooth as the 92. CZ is kind of in the middle, but tends to smooth out over time. In my experience, you can't go wrong with these three (or many others). Find the one that suits you best.