Walther P99c

[hatterasurf]

I just need to know it comes with a Decocker? I have search it but could not come up with anything, only that it is AS, DA/SA, or DAO. Thanks for the help guys, again.
John

 

[rcellis]

The DAO won't have a decocker - every trigger pull is a DA pull. The DA/SA does have a decocker. I *believe* that the AS has a decocker, but it does not function in typical fashion. Others will have to fill in the details.

 

[Geronimo45]

AS is DA/SA. It has a decocker. Decocking sets the trigger pull to DA, like the decocker on a HK, Sig, CZ.

QA has a decocker - smaller one than AS model, I think. Its decocker is pretty much useless IMO: once the gun is decocked, it cannot be cocked via trigger - you have to pull the slide back a little.
P.S.: The QA has a Glockish trigger setup - partially precocked striker.

DAO models: don't think they have a decocker.

 

[Soybomb]

QA has a decocker - smaller one than AS model, I think. Its decocker is pretty much useless IMO: once the gun is decocked, it cannot be cocked via trigger - you have to pull the slide back a little.
P.S.: The QA has a Glockish trigger setup - partially precocked striker.

I disagree, I think the decocker on the QA is great. Its so you can release the striker for takedown without having to pull the trigger. Thats the reason its there.

Other than that, spot on.

 

[Shipwreck]

Yes, but some people carry the QA decocked. It isn't mean for that - its a disassembly tool - To do that is like carrying a rock.

 

[ruckus3008]

but it would be a great looking rock.

 

[Geronimo45]

"Its so you can release the striker for takedown without having to pull the trigger. Thats the reason its there."
Ah... so the decocker's part of the mystic ritual of field-stripping on the QA model. Thanks for the correction.

 

[Stinger1]

To my knowledge the P99C is AS DA/SA compact pistol w/decocker kind of like a Glock 26 in size.

RC