Daewoo K5 pistol

Published on January 7, 2026
Duration: 0:20

This video provides an expert demonstration of the Daewoo K5's unique 'Fast Action' or 'Triple Action' trigger mechanism. The demonstration covers the process of decocking the hammer and the subsequent trigger pull that re-cocks and fires the pistol, highlighting its safety and single-action-like trigger feel. The content also includes live-fire range testing showcasing the pistol's cycling and accuracy with multiple targets.

Quick Summary

The Daewoo K5 pistol features a unique 'Fast Action' or 'Triple Action' trigger. This mechanism allows the hammer to be manually decocked for safety, while a subsequent light trigger pull re-cocks the hammer before firing, offering a crisp single-action-like feel. It is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum with a 13+1 capacity and a 4.1-inch barrel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Daewoo K5 Intro & Trigger Mechanism
  2. 00:01Slide Markings: First Shot Inc., Made in Korea
  3. 00:08Range Setup & Gear
  4. 00:10Live Fire Range Test & Accuracy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the unique trigger mechanism of the Daewoo K5 pistol?

The Daewoo K5 features a 'Fast Action' or 'Triple Action' trigger. This allows the hammer to be manually decocked, and a subsequent light trigger pull re-cocks the hammer before firing, offering both safety and a crisp trigger break similar to a single-action trigger.

What are the key technical specifications of the Daewoo K5?

The Daewoo K5 is chambered in 9x19mm Parabellum, has a capacity of 13+1 rounds, a barrel length of 4.1 inches, and weighs approximately 800g. It utilizes a unique Triple Action trigger system.

Where was the Daewoo K5 pistol manufactured and imported from?

The Daewoo K5 pistol is marked 'MADE IN KOREA' and was imported into the US by 'First Shot, Inc.' located in Harrisburg, PA, indicating its Korean origin and US distribution.

How does the Daewoo K5's trigger combine safety and performance?

The Triple Action trigger allows the user to manually decock the hammer for safety. When ready to fire, a light trigger pull re-cocks the hammer and then releases it, providing the feel and light pull of a single-action trigger without compromising the safety of a decocked hammer.

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