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Ok, here is what I know for abbreviations.
SA=Single Action. In reference to Semi's, pulling trigger releases hammer. Like a 1911. Revolvers, must c-ock with thumb and pull trigger to release. Like an Army Single Action.
Generally has lighter trigger pull, right?
DA=Double Action. Pulling trigger c-ocks and releases hammer. Most modern revolvers.
DA/SA= Double-Single Action. Like the Sig I carry at work. Insert mag, c-cock, decock and holster. First round requires ~6 lbs pull, follow up shots about 3 lb pull.
Here is what I do not understand-
What is a DAO, and what guns have this, and why.
Also, if my above understandings are wrong, I would appreciate being set straight.
SA=Single Action. In reference to Semi's, pulling trigger releases hammer. Like a 1911. Revolvers, must c-ock with thumb and pull trigger to release. Like an Army Single Action.
Generally has lighter trigger pull, right?
DA=Double Action. Pulling trigger c-ocks and releases hammer. Most modern revolvers.
DA/SA= Double-Single Action. Like the Sig I carry at work. Insert mag, c-cock, decock and holster. First round requires ~6 lbs pull, follow up shots about 3 lb pull.
Here is what I do not understand-
What is a DAO, and what guns have this, and why.
Also, if my above understandings are wrong, I would appreciate being set straight.