CS45 decocker

Big Shrek

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Well, I love my CS45, but I'm not too sure about the decocker/trigger block.

I Like the trigger block safety, but hate the fact that it also
actuates the decocker. I'd prefer to carry with the block in place,
but still cocked...that way I could just flip up the lever as I draw
and then fire if needed.

I think they really should have had separate levers for each...

Is there a simple way to mod this??
 
Well, I love my CS45, but I'm not too sure about the decocker/trigger block.

I Like the trigger block safety, but hate the fact that it also
actuates the decocker. I'd prefer to carry with the block in place,
but still cocked...that way I could just flip up the lever as I draw
and then fire if needed.

I think they really should have had separate levers for each...

Is there a simple way to mod this??

Hi, Shrek!

Grind the foot off the sear release lever.
Then you can carry it cocked and locked (but the only way you will be able to decock is by pulling the trigger).
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John
 
Hi, Shrek!

Grind the foot off the sear release lever.
Then you can carry it cocked and locked (but the only way you will be able to decock is by pulling the trigger).
eek.gif


John

Like my old CZ-75 Compact. CZ even covers that "pull trigger" decocking in the manual ! :)

Brent
 
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