[Officer's Match]

Flicking the lever up and down trying to get it in the fire position.....oops...too far decocked

Now that is safe

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I cannot imagine anyone inadvertantly decocking my PT92. It requires a deliberate depression of the springloaded portion of the lever's travel. Even if decocked, a DA pull of the trigger will touch off the chambered round.

Call me a control freak, but the ability to completely control my pistol's firing mode with either thumb without altering my grip is to me an asset. I get all hot and bothered just like everyone else with the latest tacticool polystrikerwhizbang uberpistol out there, but when it comes to shooting them, all but the USP's in Variant 1 make me feel I'm giving up something I have and appreciate in my lowly Taurus PT92. BTW, that PT917 looks hawt to me.