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Sig P320 Paranoia Setting in.

I have yet to see a single test performed where the trigger isn't manipulated in some fashion. Even the test where a pick is used to press the sear down from the back of the slide physically moves the trigger bar and trigger. This moves the striker safety catch, and lets the striker fall all the way.
What I am curious to know is, under which scenarios does the striker safety catch actually catch the striker, and under which scenarios the second shelf on the sear catches the striker. Every test so far defeats both of these safeties by way of moving the trigger.
 
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I have yet to see a single test performed where the trigger isn't manipulated in some fashion. Even the test where a pick is used to press the sear down from the back of the slide physically moves the trigger bar and trigger. This moved the striker safety catch, and lets the striker fall all the way.
What I am curious to know is, under which scenarios does the striker safety catch actually catch the striker, and under which scenarios the second shelf on the sear catches the striker. Every test so far defeats both of these safeties by way of moving the trigger.
Yes, and the “NEW VIDEO SHOWS 320 DISCHARGING WITHOUT A TRIGGER PRESS” had a screw in the mech, holding the trigger with all of the pre-travel taken up.” I’d equate that to pulling through the first stage of a 2 stage trigger. Somewhat more than “without a trigger press.”
 
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This is what happens inside of my (unvaxed) p320 when you take up the pre travel…

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A little dingus moves up.

That little dingus interacts with the striker safety.

There is no second shelf on the sear…

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