If you are looking for a duty-ready pistol that stands out from the sea of standard polymer handguns, this Steyr M40 is your answer. Engineered in Austria by the legendary Steyr Mannlicher, this pistol brings unparalleled ergonomics, top-tier safety, and a rock-solid .40 S&W caliber to your hip or truck console. This package comes complete with a perfectly fitted holster, saving you the time and money of hunting down specific aftermarket gear for this unique firearm. Clean, exceptionally maintained, and ready for its next home. Perfect for CHL/LTC everyday carry, home defense, or a unique addition for any shooter who appreciates precision engineering. The pistol has a multi-stage safety system consisting of two automatic internal safeties, two external trigger safeties and a manual lock safety. The first external trigger safety acts as the primary fail-safe. A small, spring-loaded inner trigger is housed in a wide, outer trigger and cannot be actuated unless the inset trigger is depressed first. This keeps the trigger from being pulled by an inadvertent off-angle trigger pull. This trigger safety also activates and when released-deactivates the two internal safeties: the firing pin and drop safety. The firing pin safety is contained in the pistol's slide and blocks the longitudinal movement of the striker. The second trigger safety is an optional, manually operated plastic bar located inside the trigger guard and projecting out from the base of the pistol's frame when activated, revealing a small white dot. This indicates that the pistol is currently incapable of being fired. It is used as an additional safety that disables the trigger with the firing pin spring cocked (after reloading the pistol). This safety is engaged by simultaneously pushing in two buttons on both sides of the frame and then deactivated by simply lifting the trigger finger and pushing the bar up and into the pistol's frame, thus allowing the trigger to be pulled back and the weapon fired.[9] These safeties enable safe handling of the pistol with a round present in the chamber (the so-called "cocked and locked" condition) and allow for rapid deployment and immediate firing; this arrangement however does not permit the firing mechanism to be re-cocked in case of a misfire after the trigger has been pulled. BLP053724