Daewoo DP51 “Fast Action” Triple Action Trigger Demo

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This video demonstrates the unique Triple Action (Fast Action) trigger system of the Daewoo DP51 pistol. The instructor, exhibiting high technical proficiency, walks through the two-stage trigger pull: a long, heavy first stage that cocks the hammer and moves the slide, followed by a lighter second stage for firing. The demonstration includes safe handling and live-fire accuracy on steel targets, highlighting the pistol's reliability and recoil characteristics.

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