I like the medium length triggers. I have both solid and swiss cheese triggers, but no real preference. The swiss cheese trigger on my Smith does look sweet though.
I had to vote short and medium. I have always used short but for some reason on the 2 revo's the medium feel right. I prefer the solid videcki/greider trigger.
Medium, even though I don't own any...yet. I tried one, and liked it (I thought I might).
SOLID. I hate holey triggers. Slanted slide serrations and a few other things that give traditionalists fits of the vapors don't bother me, but holey triggers do. Good for lint catching, and that's about it.
If a guns sticks around, the holey trigger ends up in the same parts box with FLGRs, plastic mainspring housings, and hex head screws (at least hex head screws work, unlike FLGRs- I just never have a wrench handy for them).
I like the look of a medium to long trigger with or without holes. To me a 1911 looks odd with a short trigger but I am for anything that helps the shooter.
I put medium, because I'm a Glock fan. Not sure how the Glock trigger-pull length translates in 1911 terms, but I've definitely pulled longer and harder triggers. The holey and slotted looks are attractive, but I can't imagine they affect trigger feel or pull.
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