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  • I am deciding on the purchase of the 11687 model, but get conflicting descriptions on this model - double action or striker fire?


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  • This is a striker fired pistol. Some striker fired guns are considered more similar to a single action such as the canick series and the walther p99, because they have a "pre-coked" striker.
    So when this became a trend many manufacturers (including SW) started labeling their non precoked striker fired guns as "double action" the trigger on this model is going to be similar to a glock, or sig p320, it is not as light and short as a canick or vp9, or CZ, or P99, but it is decent, and there are lots of aftermarket triggers available if you decide you want one a little better

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  • Don, the 11687 is striker fired. >>> smith-wesson.com/product/mp-m20-compact?sku=11687

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  • Don, The M&P 2.0, introduced in 2017, is the M&P's first major revision. The M&P is a striker fired pistol, which uses a striker rod instead of traditional hammer and firing pin to discharge the weapon..

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  • This is most definitely a striker fired pistol.

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