Safety Question...

thesupermonkey

Is there any possibilty of an accidental discharge when using the decocker on a Sig 220? I'd like to keep a round chambered but I'm nervous about droping the the hammer on a live round, and I don't want to store it with the hammer back.
Thanks,
The Nervous Monkey


Don't worry about the bullet with your name on it, worry about the fragmentation grenade addressed 'To Occupant'.

Edited by - thesupermonkey on 05/29/2002 11:48:43

JustC

If you notice, the trigger actually moves forward when the decocker is activated. although the gun WAS cocked, when the trigger is moved forward, the safety mechanisms are in place.

A great rifle with a junk scope,....is junk.

tin22

Nervous Monkey I would like to see what your new weapon looks like will you post it, so I can see?

thesupermonkey

Tin,
Looks like this only with less bluing left on the slide...


Saxonpig,
Keeping it pointed in a safe direction goes without saying. I was kind of hoping someone could give me an overview of the saftey features and how they work.

Nunn where are ya' when I need ya?



Don't worry about the bullet with your name on it, worry about the fragmentation grenade addressed 'To Occupant'.

tin22

Supermonkey:


NICE WEAPON

thesupermonkey

ummm ok... thanks.
Nunn where are ya?

Don't worry about the bullet with your name on it, worry about the fragmentation grenade addressed 'To Occupant'.

Edited by - thesupermonkey on 05/29/2002 14:36:10