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What is the difference between the double and striker fire action on a Smith & Wesson Shield M 2.0 pistol?
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Vernon, there is a little misconception as the "Striker Fired" Shield M2.0 does not have 2nd Strike capability of a true Double Action. The Trigger has a Double Action pull/feel as the the striker acts as the hammer and can be seen moving rearward as the trigger is pulled. Some good details are in this article : -- americanrifleman.org/articles/2016/3/22/rifleman-qa-double-action-single-action-dasa-dao-striker-fired/