What's the difference between the Ruger P-series manual safety and decocker models? The manual says that the manual safety version also decocks the pistol when you apply the safety, the only difference I could find is that the decocker verision's decocking lever springs back once you let go, unlike the manual safety version. Do I have it correct? If so, there's gotta be some other difference or does this seem odd only to me?
Ruger P-Series de-cocker/manual safety
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canucklehead
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You've got it.
The DC (decocker) models return the decocker to it's original position. The manual safety model doesn't return back up without pushing it manually.
I prefer (and own) a decocker model. To me, the manual safety is just a pain in the ass.
The DC (decocker) models return the decocker to it's original position. The manual safety model doesn't return back up without pushing it manually.
I prefer (and own) a decocker model. To me, the manual safety is just a pain in the ass.
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With decocker model..the gun will fire (when decocked)in double action mode when the trigger is pulled..unlike a saftey which you must take off prior to firing. The decocker model..I feel is safer for holstering.
