
Takedown is exactly like that of a Glock, so yes, you do have to press the trigger to de-cock the gun before disassembly.
This group of pictures are of the Caracal F as I received it. It arrived very dry and I suspect if it had been shot that way, it would have lasted about 200 rounds or so before it began to have problems. I have since cleaned it all up and Frog Lubed the gun so it is ready to go for the range tomorrow.

The finish on the barrel is much like the rest of the gun. Smooth, even and well applied. Inside and out this gun is quite the looker devoid of any large or obvious machining marks.

Three Stages of the Striker: First, De-cocked Note the empty hole in the middle of the rear sight/back-plate.
Shooting starts in the morning. More to follow. Stay Safe & Keep Training!
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Thanks for the views of the gun Scott. I’ve only seen one, that was several years ago in a Pawn Shop, and I didn’t have an opportunity to shoot it. A very interesting read on a gun that most of us don’t get to see and shoot.