.40 with decocker?

[remington]

I am looking to get .40 but i like the having the ability to use a decocker. Am I just a wimp or is that not reasonable requirement. I have a 1911, a few revolvers and a baby eagle circa about 1992. I love it, but it does not have a decocking feature.

With that being said, what are some suggestions for a .40, compact with a decocking feature? A .45 is also a option but please tell me why.

Thanks

[Knight]

HK P2000 V3, if you're considering concealed carry. The decocker is located at the rear of the frame, just below and to the left of the hammer. It makes safe decocking and holstering very easy. I've carried one for about a year and a half now in an IWB strong-side holster, and I love it.

Sig also immediately comes to mind when you're talking DA/SA with a decocker.

[JTROKS]

Sig P229.

[deez]

Sig P229.

Another vote for the P229

You can get an additional .357Sig barrel and have the option of 2 different calibers as well.

[specwar]

HK P2000 v3 here. Love it.

[aca72]

One more vote for the SIG Sauer P229.

[leelaw]

Sig P229. It just doesn't compare to HK (unless you like crappy triggers..)

[Jpach]

Beretta 96 with the rail.

[aca72]

Beretta 96 with the rail.

But that is a full-size pistol.

[bohoki]

sig ,berretta,smith and wesson all make 40 decockers

oh yea even ruger makes one ooh the baby eagle with slide safety decocks too

[CnCFunFactory]

HK usp compact either .40 or .45. My grandfather use to say carry the biggest caliber you can shoot well. So if .40 is your game then go with the .40. My 2 cents anyhow.

[savasyn]

Just can't go wrong with a Sig 229!

[comandante costello]

I'll trade you my slide decocker/safety Baby Eagle .

[Quiet]

Yet another vote for the SIG P-229.

[247Nino]

But that is a full-size pistol.

Nah get the 96 Centurion