Great question but tough to answer. The Archon Stryk B does have a significantly lower axis which should help you, though most Walther pistols have the same short-reset trigger as the Type B (0.1″ or 2.5mm). The Type B also has a reduced recoil and muzzle flip compared to other modern polymers. Both Walthers and the Type B have trigger pulls just over 6 lbs. Unfortunately, I don’t think the Type B can handle a red dot unless you invest in customizing it with a permanent alteration.

I agree, I hope this pistol catches on bigtime. It is quite a step above most stryker fired pistols. The Austrian brand pistol feels like a klunky piece of wood, don’t dismiss this pistol because of the $849 price tag. It is worth it. It is the best/fastest on target per “site picture” I own.