[oldtexan]

FNP-9 and FNP-40 are available in DA/SA, SAO, and DAO, according to the FN USA website. Am interested in which version of the FNP-9 and FNP-40 lockwork (also called "fire control system","trigger type", or "action") you prefer among the three types (Double Action/Single Action, Single Action Only, Double Action Only).

Thanks in advance.

 

[gamotwo]

what's lockwork? =(

 

[Setzer77]

for a modern 9mm, DA/SA, though I would like the option for an additional safety lever for condition 1.

 

[ShipWreck]

what's lockwork? =(

He's basically talking about the action of the gun

Double Action only, Double Action/Single Action or just Single Action.

 

[oldtexan]

ShipWreck, thanks for answering gamotwo. "Lockwork" was a poor choice of words on my part.

 

[Cooter]

Re: Which lockwork option do you prefer

Am interested in which version of the lockwork you would prefer if they had a choice of all three types of lockwork, in whichever caliber, finish, and sight options you prefer, immediately available to you.

Thanks in advance.

I am a little confused when you say, "IF they had choices of all three types."

The choices are available, though I have heard of no one confirming ownership of the DA only yet. The first SA only I have seen has been on this site.

Myself, I prefer the DA/SA but with a manual safety just so I can have it all. But I had to buy a Browning Pro-40 to get that feature. Even though more expensive than its FNP brother, it was still cheaper than a USP variant 1. And I haven't had to change any mag springs.

 

[oldtexan]

Cooter, I have edited my original post opening this thread to make it clearer.

 

[Kost]

FNP SAO .40sw in black Melonite finish

*Its called Lockwork / from hammer to trigger, your wording is correct oldtexan*