I see it in YouTube videos, their accompanying comments, online gun magazine reviews, and on gun forums... Heck, I even see people complaining about the trigger on this forum... I just don't get it. Is it just because people have been conditioned into believing that a decent trigger must be just like or similar to a target, competition, or Glock trigger? That if they don't make a useless loud clicking noise or have a similar take up, reset, and trigger weight, then there's something wrong with it?
The odd part and what I find even more baffling is that some of the same people who'll dismiss or complain about the attributes of the G2C, etc triggers, e.g., the long inital pull, will claim that they love the trigger on a particular DA/SA pistol or DAO revolver both of which also have a long, but heavier, trigger pull... Apparently they have no issues or qualms about shooting DA/SA Sigs, CZs, etc or DAO revolvers, but the G2C trigger is a problem? So much so that it needs to be altered, or they have to go with another plateform altogether?
There's light take up with little to no resistance until you quickly hit the wall, and then there's a short, crisp, very audible break. The reset is short as well. The long trigger pull is only on the initial pull. You can easily stage the trigger against the wall for slow accurate shots.... In a self defense situation, which this gun is designed for, it's just not going to matter... I just don't get it... Can someone explain it to me?
In searching for videos that mimic my experience and opinion, I came across the following:
The odd part and what I find even more baffling is that some of the same people who'll dismiss or complain about the attributes of the G2C, etc triggers, e.g., the long inital pull, will claim that they love the trigger on a particular DA/SA pistol or DAO revolver both of which also have a long, but heavier, trigger pull... Apparently they have no issues or qualms about shooting DA/SA Sigs, CZs, etc or DAO revolvers, but the G2C trigger is a problem? So much so that it needs to be altered, or they have to go with another plateform altogether?
There's light take up with little to no resistance until you quickly hit the wall, and then there's a short, crisp, very audible break. The reset is short as well. The long trigger pull is only on the initial pull. You can easily stage the trigger against the wall for slow accurate shots.... In a self defense situation, which this gun is designed for, it's just not going to matter... I just don't get it... Can someone explain it to me?
In searching for videos that mimic my experience and opinion, I came across the following: