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Originally Posted by rwrod
The only oddity of the Sigma that I got from the guys at the range is the disconector (this caused the gun not to be approved by the Dept.) On contact shots, most semi's if you push the slide back and the disconector engages, then pull the trigger nothing happens . You then can push the slide forward and the pull the trigger and it will fire. On the Sigma if the disconecter engages and you pull the trigger it De-cocks. So to fire you have to rack the slide to fire. Just something to keep in mind.
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On the sigma what happens is that the striker is still allowed to be released, but since the slide and barrel has begun to unlock the firing pin safety is engaged thus not allowing the firing pin to strike the primer.
This happens on most glock type striker designs.