If it were me, I'd go with the Browning. It fits my hand better than any Glock.
You are not alone, my friend. I've thought that since Day One.Jamie C. said:Hey Sarge.... Am I the only one that finds the "trigger block safety" on the Glock, XD, Sigma, and various other "Glock-Offs" to be more than a little bit pointless?
Jamie
Well, here's my theory on that... Any force, whether it's applied by a finger, a holster strap, stick or twig... or INERTIA ... is gonna disable that silly little flapper in the trigger long before it overcomes the springs applying resistance to the trigger it's self.Snake45 said:Yeah, it prevents ADs if you drop the thing (theoretically)
Mike Plaxco once said that the reason why the Good Lord gave us a left thumb was to operate the slide stop on a M1911. It is easy enough to hit with your left thumb as your left hand rejoins the right in gripping the pistol.SpecialEd said:I finally got out to the range this morning (first day of school so the kids are gone) and I rented an SW1911 then a SIG GSR. They feel great in my hands and I shot them well enough (even better than my HighPower... at least the GSR) but the reach to the mag release and slide release is really long for me and I ended up doing it with my left hand or changing my grip big time.
Back when I was IPSCing a lot, I used to shoot with a fellow from NC whose name I cannot recollect. He was a Master class shooter, though, and he did all his mag changes on his hi-cap 1911 .38 Super using his left thumb so he didn't have to change his firing grip. His reloads were as fast as any other MC shooter. He would just "swivel" his left hand and punch the mag release button with a stiff thumb, then grab the spare and insert it.Mike Plaxco once said that the reason why the Good Lord gave us a left thumb was to operate the slide stop on a M1911.