P07/09 DAO?

[armoredman]

Absolute best DAO trigger I ever touched was that Colt Z-40. Was unreal good. I tried the CZ-100 trigger, (sorry amigo!), and it was a wee bit stiff. I wouldn't mind seeing a Cajun Gun Works conversion of the P-07 and P-09 to DAO! Might be very cool.

[Cyanide]

Absolute best DAO trigger I ever touched was the CZ-100 trigger.

There, fixed it for you. Dang blasphemous heathen! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

[s0nspark]

LOL - gotta say, my grandfather's S&W Model 10 has a smooooth DA, his lack of care notwithstanding...

[MHSOwner]

I have one of the MHS pistols. Had to put a CGW hammer in it. DAO pull was pretty rough. I prefer a DA/SA anyway. Just have to get a hold of some decocker levers now.

[DOC 1500]

I'm guessing some people just don't do the suggested sanding ,stoning and polishing of these pistols and then complain about how heavy the trigger is.

[s0nspark]

I'm guessing some people just don't do the suggested sanding ,stoning and polishing of these pistols and then complain about how heavy the trigger is.

Well, in fairness, not everyone is willing to risk doing it improperly.

I'd also guess that some, like myself, just prefer to let things wear in naturally. That is what I do even with CGW parts installed.

[s0nspark]

I have one of the MHS pistols. Had to put a CGW hammer in it. DAO pull was pretty rough. I prefer a DA/SA anyway. Just have to get a hold of some decocker levers now.

"So.... what did you do with that DAO hammer?", he said without any ulterior motives whatsoever.

[DOC 1500]

I'm guessing some people just don't do the suggested sanding ,stoning and polishing of these pistols and then complain about how heavy the trigger is.

Well, in fairness, not everyone is willing to risk doing it improperly.

I'd also guess that some, like myself, just prefer to let things wear in naturally. That is what I do even with CGW parts installed.

You may have let it wear it naturally but did you continue to complain about it?

[s0nspark]

66]You may have let it wear it naturally but did you continue to complain about it?

I didn't really take the op's comment as complaining... especially given his preference to have the gun as DA/SA. More like a decision looking for a reason ;-)

[DOC 1500]

66]You may have let it wear it naturally but did you continue to complain about it?

I didn't really take the op's comment as complaining... especially given his preference to have the gun as DA/SA. More like a decision looking for a reason ;-)

I think I was speaking in general terms not necessarily the op.
Many people buy a gun they know is going to have a rough trigger and never do anything about it but continue to complain. Kind of like walking home from work everyday down the same street, down the same sidewalk fall in the same hole every single day and complain about it every single day.

[mustangman]

Don't mean to hijack the thread, but is that Beretta something you converted to DAO, a Type C or a true DAO? Just wondering, because I'm looking at either a DAO .40, or Type C .45. or .40.

True DAO D model! The Type C isn't a bad trigger in itself and I wouldn't mind having one for fun but, right now a little strapped for cash and, they are difficult to find in 9mm. I just wish that Beretta would make the PX4 Compact variant in DAO, because to me that'd be an awesome addition. [emoji16]
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I've decided on the .40. I can get it either in the D or C.
This is going to be mainly for HD/range, not CC.
I've got a stock P-07 and was wondering how either one of those triggers would compare to it.

[MHSOwner]

I have one of the MHS pistols. Had to put a CGW hammer in it. DAO pull was pretty rough. I prefer a DA/SA anyway. Just have to get a hold of some decocker levers now.

"So.... what did you do with that DAO hammer?", he said without any ulterior motives whatsoever.

Gonna hang onto it to restore gun to original condition if I ever sell/trade it.
Sorry but it isn't for sale. Except for an obscene amount of money......

[MHSOwner]

I'm guessing some people just don't do the suggested sanding ,stoning and polishing of these pistols and then complain about how heavy the trigger is.

Some of us do, and still don't have the trigger we want.
For some reason my 07 responded very nicely, my 09 not so much.

[s0nspark]

I have one of the MHS pistols. Had to put a CGW hammer in it. DAO pull was pretty rough. I prefer a DA/SA anyway. Just have to get a hold of some decocker levers now.

"So.... what did you do with that DAO hammer?", he said without any ulterior motives whatsoever.

Gonna hang onto it to restore gun to original condition if I ever sell/trade it.
Sorry but it isn't for sale. Except for an obscene amount of money......

LOL - had to try! :-)

[Psyop96]

And before the MHS, there was the old school CZ 75B DAO. Was a decent DAO even before it got Cajunized (RRK) and now it's a very smooth DAO trigger. I believe only 50 each in 9mm and .40 were brought in (2000) If I correctly read the e-translation of the Pazdera book on it. There's one presently available on the big auction site as new old stock and priced accordingly at $600. Possibly a combination of price, ad headline (doesn't advertise as DAO) and DAO that's had this one unsold for over the past few months.