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Not necessarily heavier, but usually a longer pull. I believe this is one of the reasons Glock added the trigger safety. It enabled it to take a little 'knocking around' without activating the trigger unless it was more deliberate. The fact is, you have to have control of your firearm or shit will happen. I don't buy into discredidation because someone dropped their weapon and in the process of fumbling for recovery, shot themselves. That is Negligent, not accidental.

[QUOTE="TonyD, post: 5716, member: 5"] Not necessarily heavier, but usually a longer pull. I believe this is one of the reasons Glock added the trigger safety. It enabled it to take a little 'knocking around' without activating the trigger unless it was more deliberate. The fact is, you have to have control of your firearm or shit will happen. I don't buy into discredidation because someone dropped their weapon and in the process of fumbling for recovery, shot themselves. That is Negligent, not accidental. [/QUOTE]

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