Config? SA vs. DA; Safety vs. Decocker?

[tonelar]

then there's the story of the off duty cop carrying a cocked and locked 1911
in line at the bank when the guy ifo him pulls a gun and yells "this is a robbery"
he pulls his gun and tells the bg to "drop it"
bg turns around and shoots our would be hero
later on
officials on the scene confirm the victim didn't thumb his safety down


s'why IMHO;
"The only good external safety is a well trained trigger finger."

[Bobula]

I HATE decocking safeties.

[CowtownBallin]

I agree with SeANMcBAY - the P6 is a pretty optimal, IMO, except for that awful DA trigger pull. If my CZ75Bs had that setup and a light rail, I'd be completely happy with them.

Then you want the P-01 or the SP-01 Tactical if you want full size...but it's a big waste in CA, 'cause you can't have the 19rd mags that come with it

[trinydex]

the hk usp

oooh and the baby eagle too

[RECCE556]

then there's the story of the off duty cop carrying a cocked and locked 1911 in line at the bank when the guy ifo him pulls a gun and yells "this is a robbery" he pulls his gun and tells the bg to "drop it"
bg turns around and shoots our would be hero later on officials on the scene confirm the victim didn't thumb his safety down

s'why IMHO
"The only good external safety is a well trained trigger finger."

That's called BAD TRAINING. On a 1911, you ALWAYS ride the thumb safety (known as "high thumb") I'm so trained in doing this that I high thumb with my other, non-thumb safety pistols.

SAO Cocked and Locked is only way to fly IMO.