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It does, the decocker is located on the left side only now.
The SF model does not have a traditional decocker. The SA version has a dedicated decocker located on top of the slide right in front of the rear sights.
I was wrong and just learned this: Now up and refreshed for the US market is the TP9 SF, of which SF standards for (you guessed it) "Special Forces". In short, it's the same handgun as the TP9 SA, but it gets rid of that pesky decocker or "kill switch" as Tim at Military Arms Channel so eloquently described it. The TP9 SF is a 18+1 9mm Luger double-stack, striker-fired handgun. Barrel length comes in at 4.46", height at 5.7", total length at 7.5" and width at 1.35". Weight is 1.83 lbs (empty). Compared to the G17, the handgun has higher capacity, is slightly wider, slightly shorter, slightly taller, and .3 lbs heavier, unloaded. It wins some and loses some.
