Belgium-based FN Herstal has recently announced the launch of its newly designed 9mm FNS™-9 pistol on the market.
The FNS™-9 pistol has been developed around a pre-loaded striker mechanism, which provides a short and light trigger pull identical to all shots for fast and accurate shooting. Additionally, the polymer frame is designed with a low bore axis for reduced felt recoil and enhanced control.
Each FNS™-9 pistol features an optional manual safety, trigger safety, firing pin safety and a drop safety, ensuring maximized security.
Additionally, the pistol comes standard with a number of ergonomic features: ultra no-slip checkered grips for an improved grip, front serrations for press check and two interchangeable backstrap inserts for a customized fit. All operating controls are fully ambidextrous.
The FNS™-9 pistol will be on display at EUROSATORY in Paris from 14 through to 18 June 2010 (Belgian Pavilion, Hall 6, Stand No. F201).
Link:
http://www.fnherstal.com/index.php?id=631
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I'm not a fan of trigger safeties (or striker fired guns for that matter). Looks like the bore axis is lower than the FNP's and FNX's though.
Also, looks like it has a pivoting trigger a la S&W M&P 9 (which looks to me how they have the "trigger safety" vs. how Glocks and XD's are.
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Strikers RULE! Zero hammer BITE!
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I've never experience hammer bite. I like seeing what condition my gun is in and hammer's are more intuitive for me.Originally Posted by SgtStrykerUSMC43
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Mags interchangeable with the FNX????
Not sure if I like the different safety. Kind of reminds me of the safety on the XD.
-Dan
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I prefer DA/SA or just SA personally. I don't get hammer bite either. If I did, I'd just bite it backOriginally Posted by SgtStrykerUSMC43
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XD trigger is like the glock trigger in the way it disengages. this FNS is more like S&W trigger.Originally Posted by djv38
Very exciting, but now I have to decide what 9 to buy....FNX or FNS. I like both styles. I like me some FN stuff.
From the info we have can anyone say if the striker system is like an XD or like a Glock.
The Glock type works for SSP in IDPA, but the XD type pushes out of SSP. So that's my reason for asking.
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The manual safety, not the trigger safety. In an earlier post I stated that the FNS trigger looks similar to that of the M&P.Originally Posted by datnvan
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