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Striker fired (Like Springfield XD or SIG 320). Comes with 3 backstraps and 2 magazines.

It is "Striker Fired" : This means that there is no single-action function for any shot, and the hammer or striker always rests in the down position until the trigger pull begins. With automatics, this means that unlike DA/SA weapons, the hammer does not remain cocked after the first round is fired, and every shot is in double-action mode. Remington RP9 9mm luger +p. with a 4.5" barrel and a nice all black look. comes with two clips and different grips for hand size.

Striker fired means that the striker and a spring provides the energy to hit and ignite the primer. It can be of the slipping sear design which is always cocked after the slide is racked or cycles or the "Glock" style which is partially cocked and is fully cocked by the trigger pull.

REMINGTON RP9 •Smooth light & crisp single-action trigger - consistent with short tactile reset •5-5/8 lb. trigger pull •Flared & lowered ejection port •Full-size black polymer frame with slim textured grip interchangeable back straps & integral Picatinny rail •Ergonomic frame fits 95% of all shooters •Optimized grip angle •"Fighting surface" on rear sight for 1-hand slide operation •Ambidextrous slide lock •Undercut trigger guard •410 PVD coated slide & stainless steel barrel •Front & rear slide serrations •Tactile loaded chamber indicator •Reversible mag release •Easy loading double-stack mags •Drift adjustable 3-dot sights •Width: 1.27" •OAL: 7.9" •Wt.: 26.4 oz. 2 magazines included