This is advertised as having Single Action, yet after watching the video its operation doesn't look any different than how a DA works. Could someone please explain how this is different from a DA and why a SA is an advantage in a CCW ? Thank You !

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James G. · Answer

Dan, this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200  (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

Steve P. · Answer

Hi Dan, this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

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Randy I. · Answer

this model is a DA with a Single Action feel is how Ruger explains it. You can get details here : 336-949-5200 (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

Chris C. · Answer

This is the LCP 2. They have introduced a trigger safety and have shortened the trigger pull to give it more of a single action feel. Still is a double action.

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This is advertised as having Single Action, yet after watching the video its operation doesn't look any different than how a DA works. Could someone please explain how this is different from a DA and why a SA is an advantage in a CCW ? Thank You !