Swatt11
Please over look the delayed second response. Us folks in LA (Lower Alabama) are sometimes just a little slow on the up take.
Actually, you may have the best set up for your needs with the saftey. Your model, decocks a cocked weapon when put on 'safe' (moving the safety lever up). At that point, the weapon is decocked, and 'safe' - cannot fire even in double action mode.
When the safety is moved down, you are in the same condition as a decocker model - ready to fire in double action mode (given a round is in the chamber). Incidently, that is the direction of movement for decocking a decocker model.
One of the decision points for my selections is that I want everything I carry/shoot to behave the same way - auto loaders as well as revolvers. For me to acquire a handgun, at this point, with an operational safety, would be out of character and against habit. This change in operation would, at some point, confuse me (again, I'm from Lower Alabama). Hopefully this confusion would happen on the range.
If you are satisfied with the operation, accuracy, feel and overall performance of you P95, I would suggest that you not fool with changing it. Us old duffers are set in our ways and do not adapt readily to change. Don't let us unduly influence you.