I will be interested to hear how well it performs when you get it. The XD-E line is interesting to me, as I do not have a particular fondness for striker fired guns, even though I own a few.
I am interested too, being a revolver fan myself. There are 2 types of hammer fired, those that set the hammer to single action when the slide is drawn and those that don’t. Those that don’t can’t complete with strike fired for having a nice light, short trigger pull. Those that set the hammer seem like they would have opportunity to out perform a striker fire because all the trigger actually has to do is break, but I guess that would depend on what the manufacturer did with that opportunity. It has a high bar as my other Springfield’s have match grade triggers.I will be interested to hear how well it performs when you get it. The XD-E line is interesting to me, as I do not have a particular fondness for striker fired guns, even though I own a few.
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I’d guess on light primer strike, you should be able to just pull the trigger again.
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I have no interest what-so-ever in striker fired guns. I do have one (1) striker fired gun, an Springfield XD. My wife bought it, didn't like it and traded it for one of my 1911s. (She thought it was a fair trade ...... after all, I have several 1911s.) Of course I had no say-so in the matter and years of marriage taught me to keep my mouth shut. It's a paperweight in the back of one of the safes, there to remind me that love is sometimes painful.I will be interested to hear how well it performs when you get it. The XD-E line is interesting to me, as I do not have a particular fondness for striker fired guns, even though I own a few.
What i mean is most of the time just striking the primer again will do the trick.If you're talking about the XD you would need to rack the slide and chamber a new round.
Learning along the way. I’m no pro at this. The gun was put on layaway for a couple weeks so that slowed it down. Between wife, 3 young boys, full time day job, uncooperative weather and the fact in running a one man band on these videos... well, it takes a while, that’s for sure. But I have fun with it. I put 250 rounds through it before I finished.Good to hear. From the post dates you must have spent lots of time shooting, filming, and going back n forth between the two...even though they're two different caliber. Wife has the XDS 9mm and its been great. I have hammer fire and striker fire pistols n both don't present s problem to me.
I'm all hammer fired as well, I do have an XDe but it's in .45. I had a 9mm as well but sold it after a short period, not because it was bad but it just didn't fill a need for me. I like the .45 bur really don't carry it very much because I find that if I can conceal the XDe with what I'm wearing I most likely can conceal a larger pistol because of the grip length on the XDe. Anyway it's been flawless, no issues at all.I have no interest what-so-ever in striker fired guns. I do have one (1) striker fired gun, an Springfield XD. My wife bought it, didn't like it and traded it for one of my 1911s. (She thought it was a fair trade ...... after all, I have several 1911s.) Of course I had no say-so in the matter and years of marriage taught me to keep my mouth shut. It's a paperweight in the back of one of the safes, there to remind me that love is sometimes painful.