Diamondback Firearms DB380 Compact .380 ACP Black Pistol

A: no it does not lock open after last shot from review " There is no external safety, nor does the slide lock back in the open position when the last round is fired.." https://www.shootingillustrated.com/articles/2017/5/19/review-diamondback-db380-pistol/

A: No, it does not lock open after last shot.

A: Miguel, no, it does not. For a demo just go to 1:00 in this shooting video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnjeMWm2Rf8

A: This is a Generation Two pistol Kevin. Gen2's have 3 Pins above the trigger and Gen1's only have 2 Pins as pictured here : https://www.google.com/search?q=diamondback+db380+generation+1+vs+generation+2&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj38KCwg4zeAhUSu1MKHSrwAt4Q_AUIECgD&biw=1280&bih=618#imgrc=LfwG9At1vFedKM:

A: The Upc crosses to the latest Db380 on the Diamondback site specs are SPECS Caliber: .380 ACP Length: 5.26" Height: 3.75" Width: .750"" Barrel Length: 2.80" Distance Between Sights: 4" Weight (unloaded): 8.8 oz Trigger Pull: ≈5.5# Magazine Capacity: 6+1 Rds UPC: 815875011019 https://diamondbackfirearms.com/portfolio/db380/

A: Gary, there is a mechanical block to the striker that precludes it from making contact with the cartridge's primer unless pressure is placed on the trigger. Diamondback has also been granted a patent on what it calls the Zero Energy Striker. Most striker-fired guns, like Glocks, use a striker that is under spring tension.

A: The DB9 was outfitted with Diamondback's patented "Zero Energy" striker system, featuring only internal safeties. In addition to its internal mechanical firing pin block, this inventive safety system restrains the striker from the primer until the trigger is intentionally pressed. While most other striker systems allow minimal spring tension, the DB9 keeps the striker safely at bay.

A: Gary, there is a mechanical block to the striker that precludes it from making contact with the cartridge's primer unless pressure is placed on the trigger. Additionally The Zero Energy Striker on the DB380 is designed so that if something were to fail there is nothing to drive the striker into the primer. Combined with its mechanical striker block the Zero Energy Striker on the DB380 should make it a very safe gun to carry concealed.

A: Zachiriah, This is a striker fired firearm. So when you pull the trigger it loads striker then connector slides off sear to release striker. I call it striker action. It is not true double action DAO or single action like a 1911. But has a striker fired trigger. I'd call it a type of single action striker fired.

A: Zachariah, the DB9 features a double-action-only (DAO) striker-firing system. Details here : https://www.personaldefenseworld.com/2013/02/diamondback-db9-9mm/