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Guess I didn’t explain my concerns with cleaning my PX4 Compact!! I always make sure my guns are unloaded and safe to clean! What I was trying to convey was that the rotating barell presents added attention to detail with more parts. It is after reassembly and when ready to shoot that I’m concerned. I do press check to see if barell is rotating first. Think I’ll just trade it for an FNS9C, I like the looks and reviews on it anyway! Any negative issues with FNH?? Thanks
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The rotating barrel doesn't present any problem with cleaning or re-assembly. It is a very well proven design used in some high dollar pistols like the Excaliber Grand Power. The system keeps the gun low shot to shot because it eliminates some muzzle flip. It has a firing pin safety so it will not fire if it is not locked up. just rack it and shoot.