How do you figureStriker trigger safeties are usually “drop” safeties.
How do you figureStriker trigger safeties are usually “drop” safeties.
They block the trigger from being depressed by inertia when dropped. It's a physical block and they don't have enough mass themselves to be overcame by the same inertia. Pretty foolproof.How do you figure
a 3 or 4 lb trigger operating a striker fire with a long pull? Is that not enough to over come a drop?They block the trigger from being depressed by inertia when dropped. It's a physical block and they don't have enough mass themselves to be overcame by the same inertia. Pretty foolproof.
They block the trigger from being depressed by inertia when dropped. It's a physical block and they don't have enough mass themselves to be overcame by the same inertia. Pretty foolproof.
It wasn't with the P320. Video of it happening in link.a 3 or 4 lb trigger operating a striker fire with a long pull? Is that not enough to over come a drop?
The articulation of the trigger won’t allow it to travel rearward unless a finger is on the trigger and straightens out the bottom part of the trigger (like a glock has, for example)How do you figure
I know the mechanics of ho it works.The articulation of the trigger won’t allow it to travel rearward unless a finger is on the trigger and straightens out the bottom part of the trigger (like a glock has, for example)
“How do you figure?”I know the mechanics of ho it works.
It serves no real purpose other than sales, to "appear" to be more safe than others
I thought you might teach me something I was overlooking. Captain obvious“How do you figure?”
Then stop wasting my time Askin me for clarification, you old piece of bread crust
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