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gatorglockman · 11-06-2010, 07:21

Thank you Cobra. I just started to frequent that site. Good sight but not as easy to segment and navigate as GT or others. I appreciate the insight.

Great explanation. I found a sale on some DAK 226's but had never put my physical hands on a DAK pistol. Sounds like basically a fancy DAO to me. While I love Glocks, I am not a big DAO fan. Interesting spin on how/why Sig could not retro or improve the classic line to better compete with Glock.

I really took a hard look at the P250 but could not warm up to its' trigger system. It sounds like the DAK is a more traditional version of that feel.

I will try to get my grubby paws on one at some point.

Any GT'er out there a DAK fan???

11-06-2010, 07:21	#3
gatorglockman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Alabama, USA Posts: 700	Thank you Cobra. I just started to frequent that site. Good sight but not as easy to segment and navigate as GT or others. I appreciate the insight. Great explanation. I found a sale on some DAK 226's but had never put my physical hands on a DAK pistol. Sounds like basically a fancy DAO to me. While I love Glocks, I am not a big DAO fan. Interesting spin on how/why Sig could not retro or improve the classic line to better compete with Glock. I really took a hard look at the P250 but could not warm up to its' trigger system. It sounds like the DAK is a more traditional version of that feel. I will try to get my grubby paws on one at some point. Any GT'er out there a DAK fan??? __________________ *Si vis pacem, para bellum* *"If you seek peace, prepare for war"* *And that is why it is called 9mm parabellum*