Sure it lacks some of the built in safeties of other striker fired handguns
vyse.04 said:Sure it lacks some of the built in safeties of other striker fired handguns, but I wouldn't feel any less protected from a ND than I would with my Glock 26.
vyse.04 said:I only mentioned it because the trigger is lighter (and much nicer IMO) than the P250.
Since you make a comparison to a Glock, I suspect you may be referring to the lack of a trigger safety on the P320. Glock describes its Trigger Safety (under "Technology" and "Safe Action") as a drop safety; "The trigger safety is designed to protect against firing if the pistol is dropped or the trigger is subjected to lateral pressure."
A P320's triggerbar moves forward to release the striker. If a P320 is dropped with the muzzle up, the triggerbar would try to move rearward, in the opposite direction of what is needed to release the striker.