DAO Pistol

[ShawnY86]

I currently own (and carry) a Kahr P45, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any other firearms that offer features like the Kahr. The features I'm looking for is DAO with no external/manual safeties. (That means don't respond with anything that implements a trigger safety) I'd like to start research into my next potential carry pistol. Thanks.

[Berncly]

I currently own (and carry) a Kahr P45, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any other firearms that offer features like the Kahr. The features I'm looking for is DAO with no external/manual safeties. (That means don't respond with anything that implements a trigger safety) I'd like to start research into my next potential carry pistol. Thanks.

What is the objection to a trigger blade safety?
You can always swap out the trigger and/or modify it.
But I think the trigger blade safety is a good thing to have on a gun.

[R L Suehr]

I currently own (and carry) a Kahr P45, and I'm wondering if anyone knows of any other firearms that offer features like the Kahr. The features I'm looking for is DAO with no external/manual safeties. (That means don't respond with anything that implements a trigger safety) I'd like to start research into my next potential carry pistol. Thanks.

Revolver

[buxbandit]

Sig P365.

[Gunsnwater]

RM380, LCP

[mixednuts]

Revolver

came here to post this

[ExFlyinguy]

FWIW I know Sig P229 (& maybe 226?) offer a DAK trigger. I've no experience with it.

DAK stands for “Double Action Kellerman.”
SIG's double-action-only system offers shooters not one but two trigger reset points (the point at which the returning trigger can fire the gun again). The first reset—created so that the shooter can fire the P229 rapidly—requires an eight-pound trigger pull.

[Gun]

Revolver

Unless it's a Colt SAA.

[Walleye Hunter]

H&K offers a lot of their models in DAO and you might be able to convert a DA/SA to DAO, if I read right.

[stainless]

S & W bodyguard .380.