gatorhugger
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I cant stand shooting a glock. It feels like a top heavy brick in my hand, and I have to adjust my wrist.
That's why I say the Sigma blows it away.
You look at the plus and minus of both.
Sigma better shooter, better grip.
Glock,lighter striker spring.Really that's the only advantage.
I can either replace the Sigma spring for $3 bucks of shoot it a few hundred times and it lightens by itself.
I can't do anything with the Glock Block grip.
Winner is Sigma.
Take a worn in Sigma and a Worn in Glock and shoot them side by side and tell me which is easier to get on target, easier to hold and hit.
It's no contest.
The people that pick Glock don't shoot much, they shoot a box every few months,hate the sigma trigger, are not really good Double action shots to begin with, and declare a 4 pound glock trigger pull superior.
When if some time was put into shooting the Sigma it clearly has better shootability in the long run than the Glock.
That's why I say the Sigma blows it away.
You look at the plus and minus of both.
Sigma better shooter, better grip.
Glock,lighter striker spring.Really that's the only advantage.
I can either replace the Sigma spring for $3 bucks of shoot it a few hundred times and it lightens by itself.
I can't do anything with the Glock Block grip.
Winner is Sigma.
Take a worn in Sigma and a Worn in Glock and shoot them side by side and tell me which is easier to get on target, easier to hold and hit.
It's no contest.
The people that pick Glock don't shoot much, they shoot a box every few months,hate the sigma trigger, are not really good Double action shots to begin with, and declare a 4 pound glock trigger pull superior.
When if some time was put into shooting the Sigma it clearly has better shootability in the long run than the Glock.
