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Quote[/b] (wildrooster @ April 30 2005,3:20)]Maybe that came off wrong what I meant to say was for me to carry a pistol any for the fact of the matter I would not carry it in sa since there is a light pull. Having the qa gives me no other choice of how to carry it either its cocked and ready or to have a round chambered and the pin decocked. The heavier pull is no big deal with me but having it on my side with the heavier pull in my opinion would be much safer than having a sa/da in sa.
Do you understand the QA trigger system you bought? The QA trigger pull is 6.5 lbs every time. That's
less than the pull on the AS. Even the AS in single action mode is 5 lbs...the same as a Glock. I don't know very many people who advocate carrying the AS in SA mode -- but it is possible and no more dangerous than carrying a Glock with the same trigger weight.
You realize that if you decock the QA, it will not fire, right? (Since you listed carrying chambered and decocked as an option) There is no second-strike capability with a QA. You
must manually recock the pistol before you can bring it into action. Decocked, it's nothing more than a paperweight, whereas the AS will fire in DA mode.
Sorry if this is redundant, but your explanation of why you chose the QA over the AS just doesn't seem to make much sense to me. Just want to make sure you understand the hardware you're carrying.
Jim