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When it states "Single" its referring to Single/double action correct?
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Ruger SR1911 8+1 .45 ACP 5"
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no it is a single action only. 1911s must be cocked before they will fire they are normally carried hammer back and safety on called "cocked and locked " after the 1st shot the slide cycles and leaves the hammer cocked for the next shot