The Rock is already better and cheaper, when does it get some love? The Rock feels soooooo good in the hand and the broken-in Rock trigger is pretty nice, but there's always room for improvement right?
I only wish the trigger was lighter. It's super crisp but it feels quite heavy, like 6-7lbs. The PSA Dagger has a sloppier trigger but it's much lighter, feels like 4lbs.
@@stuartlunsford7556 Yeah I'm considering getting an aftermarket trigger for it because it feels weird. The trigger feels like I'm bending it (I guess since technically that's what it's doing) but Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0's do that and they're the most reliable handguns money can buy.
The Rock trigger is not better in anyway, the Rock is also not as strong, I have two and both have had thier cams break. The Hammer system of the FsN is better and stronger then the Rocks striker system. The Rock is a good gun. It's not a combat firearm.
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The Rock is already better and cheaper, when does it get some love? The Rock feels soooooo good in the hand and the broken-in Rock trigger is pretty nice, but there's always room for improvement right?
I only wish the trigger was lighter. It's super crisp but it feels quite heavy, like 6-7lbs. The PSA Dagger has a sloppier trigger but it's much lighter, feels like 4lbs.
@@gunfumaster1024 I agree, the weird hook style trigger on the dagger just feels weird. I just want match grade components for my budget guns lol.
@@gunfumaster1024 I was super.worried about the Rock trigger when I got it, it was crunchy, but a few cycles cleaned it up.
@@stuartlunsford7556 Yeah I'm considering getting an aftermarket trigger for it because it feels weird. The trigger feels like I'm bending it (I guess since technically that's what it's doing) but Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0's do that and they're the most reliable handguns money can buy.
The Rock trigger is not better in anyway, the Rock is also not as strong, I have two and both have had thier cams break. The Hammer system of the FsN is better and stronger then the Rocks striker system. The Rock is a good gun. It's not a combat firearm.