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Originally posted by Flash-LB:

You do realize that if you're shooting a single action cowboy revolver, that's exactly how you decock it if you decide not to fire, right?

Since my only application for a single action revolver is CAS under range safety and course of fire requirements, I have never had to decock a SAA. If you do so, you will end up with the hammer either leaning on a primer or in the weak quarter cock notch.

I have many times decocked a CZ75 but again, at a match or serious practice with a lot of care. I understand that it is easier to get a hair trigger on the plain DA-SA than their decocker.

I have also shot a Sig DA-SA and decocked via lever and felt better off.

I was once much taken with the SAO guns and would have run after the OP crying "don't cut it, give it to me." But I have gotten over that.

I remain doubtful of converting SAO to DA-SA and think that if he just must, he could get a factory gun and take off the decocking lever. I think it unwise, but it could be done.

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Originally posted by JonTy:
I wasn't going to be around as I am done with the A-holes posting nonsense from their mothers basement (most probably don't even own a gun).

You're going to cut the shit, or you're going to leave- immediately, and I don't particularly care which of these you do.

You don't like it here? Then, get out.