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Hi Jazmine, this does not have a binary trigger. The difference between double-action and single-action is a simple one; double-action firearms perform two functions with a pull of the trigger, first cocking the hammer or striker, then releasing it, while single-action firearms perform only the latter. Single-action-only firearms merely release the hammer with a pull of the trigger, double-action firearms both c0ck and release the hammer with a single pull. Double/Single Action handguns can c0ck and release the hammer or striker with a single pull but can also be cocked manually and fired in single-action with a shorter and/or lighter pull. Hope this explains it. Stay safe & have a great day!

It no a binary trigger 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 hammer but has a firing pin that is under tension and the trigger releases the firing pin to strike the primer the gun fires and the action cycles resetting the firing pin to be ready for the next shot