P-99 Again......

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Quick questions: There are apparently three trigger versions. 1. Anti-stress (essentially a S/A D/A right?)
Quick action (Essentially a DAO)
Whats the third?


Also...after weeks of scouring the EE, no luck. Anybody know a store with a used OD green one?

Thanks!

 

[Storm]

From Guns & Weapons for Law Enforcement (Oct 2001):

P99 - Double-action with decocker. Has 3 trigger conditions:
1. Long DA mode (uncocked, with heavy pull)
2. Long SA mode (cocked with long light pull)
3. Short SA mode (cocked with short light pull - just under 6 lbs)

P990 - Double-action only (long DAO pull - over 8 lbs)

P99QA - Walther calls it a "short-travel double-action trigger." On chambering a round, the striker remains partially cocked and the trigger returns to a forward DA position. The trigger travels one quarter inch to the rear to fully #### th estriker and the pistol then fires. Trigger pull was 7.5 lbs.

 

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I think I want #3...don't I?

 

[manboy]

I think I want #3...don't I?

is it 3 trigger configurations we're talkin about? or 3 different conditions? sounds like 3 conditions for the same trigger to me.

 

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Ok.....nooooby hat on: Can you explain "conditions"? Thanks!

 

[eclam]

The vanilla P99 has 3 modes to its trigger.

When decocked, the pull is a long and heavy double action.
When cocked without firing (say after dropping the slide), it is a
single action with a long light pull.

When cocked after firing, it is a single action with a short light pull.

 

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THAT"S what I want!

 

[aaron416]

The vanilla P99 has 3 modes to its trigger.

When decocked, the pull is a long and heavy double action.
When cocked without firing (say after dropping the slide), it is a
single action with a long light pull.

When cocked after firing, it is a single action with a short light pull.

My P99 is just like that, Military frame .40cal shoot awesome. check it out

 

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That exact gun (but in 9mm) is what I'm looking for...anybody wanna part with one?