Ripp agree on the ergonomics.

At a range several years ago on a RAAF (Aussie Airforce) base an ADGie (Airfield Defence Guard) asked if he could interrupt as he just wanted to test out a Glock 19 they had been having trouble with. He had fifteen cases in the air and a spread of 6" from 15 meters. I asked what the troubles were. He told me it was the springs, recoil and trigger. The gun was one of the original ones they bought in for testing and had over 1 Million rounds through it. Lot of rounds for changing anything. 3rd time they had changed the springs everything else was still the same. Even if it was 500,000 thats a lot of rounds for any hand gun.

Have to say I love the P226.