CZ 2075 RAMI, decocker or not?

[tbhausen]

I like CZ decockers, too, but God forbid if I ever need to do any social work with a handgun, my DAO P250 should work just fine.

 

[Reller39]

Safety for me have little ones around. they know not to touch but they are still kids.

 

[OutdoorDad]

I have a Rami P (polymer frame) with a safety.

I like it a lot. But I prefer a decocker in most SA/DA applications.

Finding a suitable holster will be a bigger problem than decocker v safety IMHO.

If you wind up with one you don't like... short order to get a "correction" via trade or sale on INGO.

 

[RustyHornet]

We call that a 'wild west decock'. Remember Murphy's law

Finger placed horizontally, I fail to see how anything can go wrong? Beats grabbing the hammer and lowering it that way...

 

[Work]

Finger placed horizontally, I fail to see how anything can go wrong? Beats grabbing the hammer and lowering it that way...

Murphy's law doesn't rely on you seeing the possible error ;-).

Decocker beats any form of dropping a hammer on a safety gun. Unless you're going to carry it cocked and locked, i'd run decocker.

 

[Grelber]

Finger placed horizontally, I fail to see how anything can go wrong? Beats grabbing the hammer and lowering it that way...

Murphy's law doesn't rely on you seeing the possible error ;-).

Decocker beats any form of dropping a hammer on a safety gun. Unless you're going to carry it cocked and locked, i'd run decocker.

Anybody have definite knowledge of a person letting a round off while manually lowering a hammer ? For production class (USPSA, Steels) and SSP class (Idpa) that is the way we do it, so it gets done thousands of times every weekend and many more times in between.

Anything can happen, but if you exercise reasonable care I think the data says that there are a lot of better things to worry about.

 

[spec4]

Anybody have definite knowledge of a person letting a round off while manually lowering a hammer ? For production class (USPSA, Steels) and SSP class (Idpa) that is the way we do it, so it gets done thousands of times every weekend and many more times in between.

Anything can happen, but if you exercise reasonable care I think the data says that there are a lot of better things to worry about.

Years ago I had a Bersa Thunder. Tried to decock with thumb on hammer and it went off. The hammer just pulled away from my thumb. The gun was fairly new, maybe 150 rounds.

The manual on my SIG P238 specifically says the gun can fire if you do this. Thus you can see my interest in a decocker.

 

[RustyHornet]

At this point, pull the trigger and let the hammer fall on your finger. Let off tigger real quick and pull finger out slowly. Hammer automatically falls to half cock because your finger is already off the trigger... Practice a couple times and it's no big deal, unless I lose a finger, no problem here.

 

[Birds Away]

You have more fingers.

 

[RustyHornet]

You have more fingers.

 

[Grelber]

Years ago I had a Bersa Thunder. Tried to decock with thumb on hammer and it went off. The hammer just pulled away from my thumb. The gun was fairly new, maybe 150 rounds.

The manual on my SIG P238 specifically says the gun can fire if you do this. Thus you can see my interest in a decocker.

Reminds me, I should not have sold my Bersa, good for the money.

I understand your caution then, and it is good to have options.