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Thanks, I had not thought of that. Good point

I found that video and think I will be able to follow it and smooth the safety pin and the hole it fits into

Thanks

I have a very stiff safety and will be having to disassemble my P64 slide. Your videos took a lot of worry out of that.
Thanks for the relief. Better than alkaseltzer. LOL
txbiker

I am going to need instructions for removing the decocker. I have read them somewhere on the web but dont remember where. the metal looks pretty bad and beatup.
Thanks to everyone that sent info.

I think I found the problem. My decocker is so hard to use that I quit using it. After decocking, the trigger is disconnected per design. When I forced the decocker back to fire then my trigger was active again so I can use DA for the round in the chamber. How hard is your decocker to use. I cant mo...

I tried that and the trigger is disconnected. Can you use the trigger to lower the hammer on yours?

I dont understand "manually lower the hammer when decocking". That is what I cant do and want someone to tell me if my P64 is right and I cannot lower the hammer the way I described it.

No, since I don't trust the decocker due to surprises over the years, I pull the hammer back the rest of the way and pull the trigger in and slowly release the hammer. I have had a few unintended firing using the decocker on some pistols.
chuck

Dont get on my case but I like to carry with my DA/SA pistols having one in the pipe and hammer down so first round is DA, remainder is SA. Just got my P64 back from gunsmith for sight work and found I cannot lower the hammer with a round in chamber. What could be causing this? :?: Thanks :hi: txbiker