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    Quote Originally Posted by jsmosby View Post
    Can you decock a P.08 (DWM, 1915)?
    You CAN decock one quite easily with a tiny amount of practice.

    FIRST- ensure the weapon is clear! Other wise the firing pin will be resting hard on the primer of a loaded round...

    Just raise the knuckle until it comes to a sort of pause (the effort to continue will become greater at this point), and then pull the trigger. The whole toggle assembly will close- you don't have to hold on or anything.

    The linkage is pivoted upwards roughly 30 degrees at the decock pointif I remember correctly, but it's not critical. All you are doing is taking the tension off the striker spring and bringing the f.p. to it's full fwd position.
    Last edited by jmoore; 06-17-2010 at 12:43 AM.

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