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A smith and wesson SD 40 VE double action only . With a bullet in chamber would it mean no tension on firing pin spring . The pull of the trigger does all the work ??? So no safety just longer trigger travel ???
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I could be wrong but I thought those were striker fired. Not double action.
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It's an sd40ve new sigma series . According to academy website it's double action with no safety . Two stage trigger . On smith & wesson website they seem to be only available at academy . The main thing I guess I was wondering if it weakens the spring any to keep it ready to fire or on a double action only the trigger cycles everything .
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Double action has a stiff trigger pull because it pulls the hammer back every cycle. I would think the firing pin would be retracted on all double action. I think the firing pin stays cocked back on striker fired gins once a round is cycled in. But someone else may know more about it.
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Thanks......It says an 8 # trigger and it doesn't have a hammer....
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#6
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Some double action only have an internal hammer.
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