Posted by Scott in SF on August 30, 2011 at 12:14:06 from (75.61.102.36):
In Reply to: Re: hand gun help posted by hayray on August 30, 2011 at 04:29:44:
In a double action, either auto loader or wheel gug, the hammer strikes every time the trigger is pulled. In a single action the hammer has to be manually cocked each time the trigger is pulled. The Glock has no hammer, it has a striker. Take a double action pistol, say a Baretta 92. Each time you pull the trigger the hammer will fall, you don't have to rack the slide. On the Glock, if you pull the trigger on a empty chamber or a dud round, it will strike, once,. If you pull the trigger again it will not. There is no double. You have to rack the slide to get anouther hot striker. The Glock is neither single or double action, it is striker pistol. The S&W Sigma pistols (strikers) are lousy, the Ruger SR9 (anouther striker) is a better design. Neither of those are double action either.
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