@valleyforge @leyonhjelm The biggest issue is the design of the automatic safety that is radically different from e.g. Glock or PPQ. It operates on the sear end of the striker. That in itself is not good, but with high quality materials and sufficient QC it can work, like on P365. But in CCP it's not a button. Instead, they're using the disconnector lever for that, which is located in the frame, not slide. So, it only acts when slide is in battery, then disengages. At the moment it disengages, it lets the striker fall on the sear. Every time you retract a slide on CCP, that happens. You can literally hear it click. I am concerned that this kind of use will eventually cause a mechanical failure. Well, it's a clever way to make the gun cheaper.