Does the Sccy CPX-1 have a safety?

Sccy is known for offering affordable handguns that are within reach of people even on the smallest budget. In 9mm they offer two different variants and the only real difference between the two pistols is that one has an external thumb safety while the other does not.

What is the difference in CPX-1 and CPX-2?

Both are small, staggered-stack 9mm double-action-only (DAO) handguns with a 10+1 capacity. Both are available with bead-blasted stainless steel or nitride-finished slides. The only difference between the two models is that the CPX-1 has a manual safety and the more recent CPX-2 does not.

How much does a Sccy CPX-1 9mm cost?

$329.99
MSRP: $329.99 | $429.99 (RED-DOT Configuration) The CPX-1 is a compact, hammer-fired, DAO pistol chambered in 9mm. With its external and ambidextrous manual safety you can count on the CPX-1 to be a safe, easy-to-use and reliable addition to your EDC arsenal.

What does double action only mean?

Double action (or double-action) refers to one of two systems in firearms where the trigger both cocks and releases the hammer. Double-action only (DAO) firearms trigger: The trigger both cocks and releases the hammer.

Where is the safety on a SCCY?

The CPX-2 does not have a manual safety. All of the pistols made by SCCY have an internal drop safety to help prevent accidental discharges in the event the gun is roughly handled or dropped.

Where is the safety on a 9mm?

Move the safety in to the safe position. Make sure the letter S and the white dot are fully visible. The safety lever can be operated from both the left and right sides of the gun. on most Ruger 9mm guns the safety is found on the slide, near the hammer.

How many bullets does a Sccy CPX 9MM hold?

10 rounds
The magazine holds nine rounds. With one round in the chamber, you can carry a full complement of 10 rounds. (Make them standard pressure rounds, because SCCY does not recommend the use of +P. ammo.)

What is the best ammo for SCCY 9MM?

WHAT AMMO SHOULD I USE? Most name-brand brass cased ammo can be used. Do not use Steel Cased, Aluminum Cased, or reloads. For our 9mm models, use standard grain (bullet weight): 115 and 124, and 147 in Gen 2.