[JaPes]

DA trigger is long & heavy, but not quite revolver DA trigger heavy. SA trigger is light. In both DA & SA, the trigger's break point is very predictable. Reset is very communicative.

I've owned two P95's. I sold off the fist one. Didn't realize what I had until it was gone. The more a P95 trigger is pulled, the more it self-polishes & wears in. The P95 trigger gets better & better the more it gets used.

I'm now working to get my current P95's trigger worn in.

 

[JaPes]

So... I went back to the LGS yesterday, and asked to see the "P95." I picked it up and noticed that it was really heavy. Hmmm. Looked at wee bit closer and... well, turns out it's actually a new-in-box P89.

BNIB P89! I'd have been all over that like white on rice.

 

[JaPes]

It's not really in my budget right now, ...

Look around for an EAA Witness P (a.k.a. Tanfoglio Force).

I found mine at Cabela's for $299. It's an excellent gun. It's design is inspired by the CZ75.

 

[JaPes]

Nothing to feel guilty about firing a BNIB P89.

Now if it were the year 2500, that would be a different matter.