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Question: de-cocking Ruger P345


dkd83

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My brother-in-law picked up a Ruger P345 and asked me whether they had a de-cocking mechanism.

I checked it out and after cocking the pistol (unloaded) I moved the safety lever from fire to safe and the hammer fell but harder than I expected it to.

For those that have experience with this pistol: Does this actually serve, by design, to de-cock the pistol?

Thanks

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Guest Hyaloid

The pistol has been released in both "Manual safety" and "Decocker" models.

I believe you can tell by the serial number... at one point I found a link detailing the numbers, but it is late, and I am lazy...

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Guest GlocKingTN

I had a P93 with a de-cocker, and when released, it sounded just like you pulled the trigger. So that sounds right!

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