Add to the benefit of any DAO trigger, the added safety that the longer trigger provides for AIWB carry. I own two P250 pistols and love the DAO platform. I began shooting revolvers in the early 90's.
The only advantage of a striker fired pistol is that you can shoot the gun faster. Other than that, there is no advantage. In fact, striker fired guns can have many disadvantages. You proved on the firing range test that the DAO trigger of a P250 can produce very accurate shooting. Have you considered the possibility that the movement of the P250 hammer is providing visual feedback that helps you regulate your trigger control?
Both pistols are probably more accurate than I will ever be, but I'd still take the Glock simply because I shoot it better. Keep up the great work man!
... I enjoy the p 250 pistol, I own a sub-compact in 9mm, a compact in 9mm with a 40 cal slide and barrel ( and a 357 Sig barrel, also ) and a full size model in 9mm. I think of them as self loading revolvers, due to the DAO trigger pull ...
I used to think I would never shoot DA as well as SA. Mind over matter. Lots of dry-firing with snap caps & trips to the range & I learned to shoot the same size groups with both my P250 & my Caniks. The only thing I don't like about the P250 is the curved trigger. Botton tip is almost horizontal but there is a flat trigger you can buy for it. I guess I'll put 2 on my wish list.
If you press down on the barrel hood of your G19, does it bounce up and down? I have thre G19’s and a bunch of other Glocks and the barrel lockup on all of them is pretty tight with very little to no bouncing. All but on. My G19M bounces a lot. You can see and hear it. I called Glock and they said it was normal, but none of my other Glocks do it as much. A video by Taran Butler mentioned that bouncing Glock barrels shoot “like a paintball gun”, meaning accuracy is diminished. Does yours seem to do it?
Still waiting. I was thinking about doing an update video, but Beretta claims they're simply waiting on replacement parts that haven't arrived, you know, in the nearly five months they've had it.
Add to the benefit of any DAO trigger, the added safety that the longer trigger provides for AIWB carry. I own two P250 pistols and love the DAO platform. I began shooting revolvers in the early 90's.
As a range gun, most are going to shoot the Glock faster, obviously, but as a carry gun, give me the P250 all day.
The only advantage of a striker fired pistol is that you can shoot the gun faster.
Other than that, there is no advantage.
In fact, striker fired guns can have many disadvantages.
You proved on the firing range test that the DAO trigger of a P250 can produce very accurate shooting.
Have you considered the possibility that the movement of the P250 hammer is providing
visual feedback that helps you regulate your trigger control?
Add me to the list - that’ll make 9 of us that like the P250! LOL
Make that 10. 😆🤣 I have made nice clover hole patterns at 20 feet with the P250.
Both pistols are probably more accurate than I will ever be, but I'd still take the Glock simply because I shoot it better. Keep up the great work man!
Thank you.
Sig P250 > Sig P320
guess what guys, still like it... gunna stay in the collection.
My p250 is a tack driver in 357sig. Much better than my G31 in 357sig
... I enjoy the p 250 pistol, I own a sub-compact in 9mm, a compact in 9mm with a 40 cal slide and barrel ( and a 357 Sig barrel, also ) and a full size model in 9mm. I think of them as self loading revolvers, due to the DAO trigger pull ...
Which one is good? my choice is sig p250
I used to think I would never shoot DA as well as SA. Mind over matter. Lots of dry-firing with snap caps & trips to the range & I learned to shoot the same size groups with both my P250 & my Caniks. The only thing I don't like about the P250 is the curved trigger. Botton tip is almost horizontal but there is a flat trigger you can buy for it. I guess I'll put 2 on my wish list.
If you press down on the barrel hood of your G19, does it bounce up and down? I have thre G19’s and a bunch of other Glocks and the barrel lockup on all of them is pretty tight with very little to no bouncing. All but on. My G19M bounces a lot. You can see and hear it. I called Glock and they said it was normal, but none of my other Glocks do it as much. A video by Taran Butler mentioned that bouncing Glock barrels shoot “like a paintball gun”, meaning accuracy is diminished. Does yours seem to do it?
Are are asking if the barrel hood moves around a lot when the slide is fully forward?
What happened with your beretta apx carry
Still waiting. I was thinking about doing an update video, but Beretta claims they're simply waiting on replacement parts that haven't arrived, you know, in the nearly five months they've had it.