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Old 02-19-2012, 03:35 PM
heekma heekma is offline
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Default Models with best trigger reset?
Hello,

My experience with, and collection of, S&W autos is far from vast. I own a 639, 659, 5906 and a 4506.

All have good trigger reset, but the 659 is noticeably shorter and faster than the others. Is this common of the 59/659 vs. other S&W autos?

The 659's reset honestly rivals that of a 1911.

Any input would be appreciated.

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Heekma
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