But in a striker fired pistol there is no hammer so there isn't a "hammer down situation".
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Hand cannon fun in the backyard
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But in a striker fired pistol there is no hammer so there isn't a "hammer down situation".
But in a striker fired pistol there is no hammer so there isn't a "hammer down situation".
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Re: Hand cannon fun in the backyard
Then I guess it would be considered a double action.
Don't get me to lieing, I'm more of a revolver guy.
RP
Don't get me to lieing, I'm more of a revolver guy.
RP
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Si vis pacem, para bellum
H001, H006, H012
Re: Hand cannon fun in the backyard
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Went researching... https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/strik ... ne-better/
Went researching... https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/strik ... ne-better/
Some striker fired guns are single action: the cycling of the slide fully cocks the striker and the trigger serves only to release it. Others are double action: the trigger pull fully cocks or finishes cocking the striker, then releases it.
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