Posted: 2/26/2007 2:31:18 PM EDT
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I'm just starting to look into the CZ-75s and I'm used to the HK USP and the Beretta 92. Those have a decocker so you can lower the hammer with a round in the chamber. The CZ seems to be unique in that it is a DA pistol, you can carry it cocked and locked, but it has no decocker lever. Is the DA feature just a second strike capability if the round fails to fire? Or is there a safe way to lower the hammer? Thanks in advance. |
Absolutely. With the thumb and forefinger. carefully. I enjoy it.   manual decocking |
| I used to have a PCR--compact decocker. That decocks it only to the half-cock notch. Now I have a regular B compact. So if I want to carry it da/sa do I thumb down the hammer all the way or just to the half-cock notch? If the former, is there anything wrong with having it on the half-cock notch? |
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You can carry it all the way down, or in the notch. With it in the notch the DA pull will be a bit shorter, and maybe a tad easier. I tried carry for a while with it in the notch, but the hammer bit into my side quite a bit in that position. Now I carry it all the way down. -Corn |