So does the following mean you can have it set either way on this model. Plus, since there is an "S" in the model number, I will have the extra benefit of a safety lever?
Please read the description of this particular handgun (too long to fit in this question area).
Because, I more interested in having D/A - S/A and the Safety Lever, than having the LEN Trigger. As I really don't understand the LEM Trigger, sounds like it could really be an issue in a stressful scenario!

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So does the following mean you can have it set either way on this model. Plus, since there is an "S" in the model number, I will have the extra benefit of a safety lever? 
Please read the description of this particular handgun (too long to fit in this question area).
Because, I more interested in having D/A - S/A and the Safety Lever, than having the LEN Trigger. As I really don't understand the LEM Trigger, sounds like it could really be an issue in a stressful  scenario!

James G. · Answer

Todd, this model has an Ambidextrous magazine release levers & slide release •Ambidextrous safety lever/rear de-cocking button and the Trigger: (V3) is a Conventional SA/DA trigger w/out cocking piece in hammer w/spur & centrally located de-cocking button. This model does not have the LEM System.

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