Opinions on triggers is like that on politics, everyone has one. Have pistols with all three different trigger systems. These are the single action, double action and double single. My main carry piece is still a 1911 style pistol. Mainly because it is chambered in .45ACP. Bigger is better. I also carry, on occasion, a Glock which a double action striker fired type. I have found that there is a vast difference in trigger pulls even on the same type of triggers. The double action striker fired type seems to have the biggest differences. I would find a find a well stocked gun shop or go to a gun show and try bunches of them. Look at Springfield, Glock, Smith and Wesson any of the big names. One more thing, pick a firearm that fits you. This is often over looked. If the grip is to big for you, pulling the trigger will be more difficult. This is particularly a problem for double stack high cap type pistols. What ever you pick will be better than having nothing when you really need it.
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