Skans » 25 Jun 2022, 12:50 pm » wrote: ↑
Fair enough, I get that from a practical standpoint. Especially if you are competing where reloading takes precious time and you are working your way through a course trying to make quick, precise hits without wasting ammo. Semi-auto,
possibly binary, works best for that. I do think if someone becomes proficient at using a binary type trigger, it could decrease their time going through a course. However, traditional semi-auto guys tend to HATE binary-type triggers, because that's not what they are used to.
Back-strap safeties can be a pain too.
Grab the gun wrong and you have to shift your grip to shoot.
Both have their place and their fans, I guess. Like you said "what they are used to."
Please seat yourself.
I like the very things you hate.