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This is a striker fired gun and is not single or double action
It is striker fired which most manufacturers consider double action only. Same trigger pull every time.
Matthew, the action is Striker fired same as a Glock. ---- [Walther PPQ Q5 Match, Striker Fired, Full Size, 9MM, 5" Barrel, Polymer Frame, Black Finish, Fixed Sights, 15Rd, 3 Magazines]
Matt - Striker fired - not really single or double action, but many do classify them as double action, because the trigger pull is the same for every shot. The "N/A" is entirely accurate in this case.
no it is a striker fire gun which is not really a single action or a double action. In a single action gun the trigger releases the cocked hammer the round fires and the action of the gun recockes it again for the next shot. In a Double action the hammer starts in a down position and the trigger pull brings the hammer back and releases it to fire the gun a striker fired gun (like this one) does not have a