Does spellstrike count as a strike?

Yes, in Pathfinder 2e, Spellstrike is a melee Strike (a weapon or unarmed attack) that has a spell imbued into it, using your weapon's attack roll for both the physical hit and the spell's effect, effectively combining a spell cast and a weapon attack into a single, powerful action that counts as two attacks for your multiple attack penalty (MAP). It's the core Magus class feature for blending magic with martial prowess, letting you deal both weapon and spell damage simultaneously if you hit.
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Do spell attacks count as strikes in PF2E?

Strike is a particular action, a physical attack with a weapon or unarmed. Spell attacks are still attacks, and increase/suffer from Multiple Attack Penalty.
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How does spellstrike work in PF2E?

You channel a spell into a punch or sword thrust to deliver a combined attack. You Cast a Spell that takes 1 or 2 actions to cast and requires a spell attack roll. The effects of the spell don't occur immediately but are imbued into your attack instead.
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How does spellstrike ammunition work?

You activate spellstrike ammunition by Casting a Spell on the ammunition. The spell must be of a spell rank the ammunition can hold, must take 1 or 2 actions to cast, and must be able to target a creature other than the caster. A creature hit by activated spellstrike ammunition is targeted by the spell.
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Does spellstrike use a spell slot?

You can extend the magic of spells you store with Spellstrike. After you make a Spellstrike with a spell cast from a spell slot, you retain an echo of the spell, stored in your body. The next time you Spellstrike, you can cast the same spell again without expending a spell slot.
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Pathfinder 2E Spellstrike

Does spellstrike count as casting a spell?

Spellstrike does not allow a magus to cast a spell; it allows them to deliver a spell with a range of touch with their weapon. The intention is that they use spell combat to facilitate the casting of the touch spell. Refer to the full ability description for more information.
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Are green tip 5.56 armor piercings?

No, green tip 5.56 ammo (M855/SS109) isn't technically armor-piercing (AP) by federal definition, but it's a "light armor piercing" (LAP) round with a steel penetrator core that's better at piercing light barriers like car doors or drywall than standard lead bullets, making it hard on steel targets and sometimes banned at ranges, but it won't defeat true body armor like Level III/IV plates. 
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Is 9mm or 45 more lethal?

45 ACP are popular choices in the handgun world. The 9mm is typically considered less powerful than the. 45 ACP, but it is also lighter and easier to control when shooting rapidly. Its smaller size makes it a good choice for concealed carry pistols, as well as subcompact handguns.
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Why is armor piercing ammo illegal?

To protect the lives and safety of law enforcement officers from the threat posed by ammunition capable of penetrating a protective vest when fired from a handgun, the Gun Control Act of 1968 (GCA), as amended, prohibits the import, manufacture, and distribution of "armor piercing ammunition" as defined by the statute.
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Is True Strike any good?

True Strike is usually considered trap choice (for in-combat use, ie 99% of the time it should be useful) in pnp, as far as I know, for pretty much the reason you said -- it doesn't really do you any good. Even for weapon-focused builds like Eldritch Knight or your Ranger it's pretty much a self-countering choice.
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Can you spellstrike with a focus spell?

trait. You also recharge your Spellstrike when you cast a conflux spell that takes at least 1 action to cast; casting a focus spell of another type doesn't recharge your Spellstrike.
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Does spellstrike trigger AoO?

So, it appears as written that spellstrike, which has the subordinate Cast a Spell activity, triggers AoO.
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Can you flurry of blows twice?

Flurry of Blows is not limited by a number per turn, but by coupling it to taking the Attack action on your turn, and by your available bonus actions: Immediately after you take the Attack action on your turn, you can spend 1 ki point to make two unarmed strikes as a bonus action.
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Do spell attacks count as attacks?

Spells that make an Attack roll are considered an attack (specifically called a spell attack) but they don't count as the Attack action.
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Is exacting strike good in PF2E?

It's useful if your routine is Strike->Strike->Strike. If you replace the second strike with Exacting Strike, then if you miss the second action, the third action only suffers from a single MAP. Its fairly niche usage, so it isn't commonly taken. Fighter has just a lot of more useful feats to snag.
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Do police prefer 9mm or 45?

Today, most law enforcement officers carry full-size or compact semi-automatic pistols chambered in 9mm. Leading models include the Glock 17, Glock 19, Sig Sauer P320, and Smith & Wesson M&P series—selected for their reliability, capacity, and compatibility with duty lights and optics.
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Will a 45 ACP stop a grizzly bear?

Yes, a 45 ACP can kill a bear, but it has some significant flaws. First, it lacks the recommended striking energy to stop bears instantly. Second, it doesn't have many hard cast bullet options, so it will rarely penetrate deep enough to stop a charging bear.
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Do navy SEALs use 9mm or 45?

The SIG Sauer P226 has long been a staple in the Navy SEALs' arsenal, renowned for its reliability and accuracy. This full-sized, semi-automatic pistol is chambered in 9mm and features a double-action/single-action trigger system, providing versatility in various combat scenarios.
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Is it illegal to own green tip 556?

Yes, 5.56mm green tip (M855) ammunition is generally legal for civilians to buy and own under federal law, as the ATF doesn't classify it as true armor-piercing, but its steel penetrator core means many ranges ban it, and some states might have restrictions, so always check local laws and range rules. 
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What does a blue tip on a bullet mean?

A blue tip on a bullet can mean different things depending on the manufacturer and military, most commonly indicating Incendiary Rounds, Training/Inert Rounds, or Hollow-Point Defense Ammo with a polymer tip for better ballistics and expansion. It could also signify specific military designations like steel core, tracer, or subsonic rounds, but it's crucial to check the specific ammunition's markings or manufacturer's guide for definitive identification.
 
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Will level 4 armor stop 556?

But any level 4 plate that been certified by NIJ should also stop one strike from any round less powerful than M2AP such as 5.56mm, 7.62X39mm,. 308 WIN/7.62 NATO, and all handgun rounds like 9X19mm,. 40S&W, and. 45 ACP.
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What is a coffeelock?

A cafe lock, also called a frame lock or ring lock, is a convenient, built-in bicycle lock that secures the rear wheel by sliding a metal bolt through the spokes, preventing the bike from being ridden away for quick stops. These locks are ideal for low-risk situations, like a coffee break, as they offer basic protection against opportunistic theft, and can be enhanced with an optional plug-in chain for more security when locking to a fixed object.
 
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Who has the most spell slots?

All single-classed full casters get the exact same amount of spell slots. The only thing that sets them apart are abilities that allow them to recover spell slots outside of long rests. Wizards and Land Druids come out on top with Arcane/Natural Recovery. Sorcerers come up just behind that by burning Sorcery Points.
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Can I still brew spells while upgrading?

The Spell Factory is still able to brew spells even when being upgraded, and will do so without penalty, as spells are brewed instantly. Like troops, while multiple instances of a single spell can be created (up to the maximum allowed by the spell storage capacity), each spell instance can only be used once.
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