Brutus
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Yes, your eyes do not decieve you friend.
This was designed from the ground up as a single shot target piece.
Made for 50 meter, one handed competition in a bullseye type match. The trigger is almost hidden by the wide custom grip and is almost flush with the frame, the rearward photo angle just hides the trigger from view, it's about 3/4s of an inch long and 1/4inch in width. IIRC, the trigger 'pull' is about 8-10 grams. (10 g = 0.352739 oz)
Technically one could use a semi-auto or a revolver in ISSF pistol matches, loading a single bullet at a time for this match. These "free pistols" have ridiculously light trigger pulls, as you notice from my above text, that also would be very dangerous in other pistols that have a magazine. Primarily these light triggers can enhance the shooter's ability to attain better scores. A single shot variant, negates the danger somewhat of an negligent discharge.
