What should occur when a firearm equipped with a decocker is in the "safe" position?

When a firearm equipped with a decocker is in the "safe" position, no trigger movement should occur. This safety feature is designed to prevent the trigger from being engaged, ensuring that the firearm cannot be fired unintentionally. The decocker functions to lower the hammer safely without allowing the trigger to be activated in this position, thereby providing an added layer of safety for the user.

Additionally, when the decocker is engaged, it typically means the firearm is in a mode that guarantees the hammer remains in a position that does not allow it to strike the firing pin unless the trigger is intentionally pulled in a safe manner. This is crucial to prevent accidental discharges and enhance user safety while handling the firearm.