Is a vp40 sa/da. Or. Just d/a
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It states on mfg websiteShort Action Precision ! USA !
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As stated above, it is striker fired. It has a fully cocked striker upon slide actuation, unlike the Glock, which is partially cocked until the trigger is pressed, when it is then cocked the rest of the way and released.
It was argued years ago, and apparently a lot of police departments bought off on the verbiage, that a Glock is a double action only firing mechanism. Given that same definition, it would make the vp9/40 single action only.
The reality is they are their own systems, neither single action or double action by normal hammer fired pistol definitions. Glocks partially cocked striker system is called "safe action". HK doesn't have a new made up name for their action, other than striker fired, but does describe it as having a "single action type break" in their literature.
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i think it is a SA...Comment
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If you don't know, now you know, buddy.Comment
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