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JimmyR · February 13, 2014, 03:32 AM

With a semiauto, I prefer SA/DA with decockers, especially if they are safety-less. I prefer a long DA pull for my first shot, and would rather not have to think about whether or not the safety is engaged. If I am carrying a SAO, I think a manual safety is a necessity, to accomodate the light trigger. My only exception that I have found is my CZ-82, with a SA/DA action where the safety can only activate while in single action, allowing either SA cocked and locked or DA with the hammer down.

February 13, 2014, 03:32 AM	#2
JimmyR Senior Member Join Date: February 4, 2012 Posts: 1,273	With a semiauto, I prefer SA/DA with decockers, especially if they are safety-less. I prefer a long DA pull for my first shot, and would rather not have to think about whether or not the safety is engaged. If I am carrying a SAO, I think a manual safety is a necessity, to accomodate the light trigger. My only exception that I have found is my CZ-82, with a SA/DA action where the safety can only activate while in single action, allowing either SA cocked and locked or DA with the hammer down.