If you are already great with the DA/SA, youll be absolutely SUPERB with the other types (again, with the same practice). And I agree with JeffR above that it doesnt take long to get used to that long trigger pull for the first shot, then a short one for subsequent ones. Now I carry a LC9, on which I removed the safety, completely useless complication on a DAO gun. In fact the Beretta 92 was my first gun back when I didnt know poop from shinola. Decockers have saved hundreds of police officers when their pistols were pulled from them by bad guys. Is she single? My brother in law wants to gift me a colt mustang .380. This is maximum cringe. Shooting a pistol isn't something to be taken lightly. CZs..the only pistols I shoot. And putting in a Wolff spring has made the DA relatively light. The 2022 in SA has a short distance then it is ready to squeeze another round off with ease. The disdain for the DA/SA is obviously not shared by everyone , The disdain for the DA/SA is obviously not shared by everyone . I own(ed) multiple Beretta Px4s for 10 years and many 92s for over 30 years- no malfunctions with the exceptions of a handful from bad re-loads out of about 10,000 rounds. Gee, I guess all my years in Iraq and Afghanistan make me one of those other guys who arent good shooters. Silly me, and here I thought I knew what I was doing. Some of them make me afraid, very afraid. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. People choose other guns for competition, well, because it is competition different tools for different jobs. Click the Go To Forum Thread link below to jump in and discuss this article and much more! Finally, Condition Four would be a pistol with magazine well and chamber both empty, and hopefully a full magazine within easy reach should a life-threatening emergency suddenly demand a loaded gun in hand. I have had more than a little experience waking up at odd hours and bringing a firearm up and ready. FNP-9 is another one; push the lever down, hammer drops, lever pops back up (not act as a safety). but it was close to it and its been my best. Cardinal design features of the 1911 pistol are the thumb safety and the grip safety. In fact Mr. Brownings personal 1911 doesnt even have a thumb safety. Rack the slide, raise the safety to safe, then push just a little higher and youll hear the decocker activate. All is says it PT24/7 including the Pro. It comes down to a reliable weapon and solid training more than anything else. Pellentesque dapibus efficitur laoreet. Cocked and unlocked. Using the decocker takes the trigger from the light 4lb to a stiffer 9lb. Both are drop safe. He was against it because condition 1 carry was with the hammer back and the public perception was that the pistol was cocked and dangerous. KEEP THE HANDGUN POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION Enable the safety if available Use the decocking lever if available Place non-dominant hand thumb between hammer and firing pin Place dominant hand thumb on hammer Maintain pressure on hammer as you squeeze trigger Thumb in front of the firing pin, gently drop the hammer against your thumb, release trigger, slowly remove thumb while guiding the hammer forward. In fact, it is actually advantageous when there is a struggle over the gun. Iver Johnsons Safety Automatic was the first revolver that was drop safe with a round under the hammer. (OK, thats a bit of an exaggeration, but). It depends on the design. DA/SA semi-autos tend to have a heavier and more inconsistent pull, (not sure why, the rev olver has to do the extra work of rotating the cylinder with that trig ger stroke.
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