The Jericho 941 series, first introduced in the United States in 1990, quickly gained popularity among American shooters due to its solid construction, reliability, and performance. Originally known as the "Baby Eagle," the Jericho is based on the renowned CZ-75 short recoil system. The pistol is known for its accurate and reliable performance, thanks to IWI's high manufacturing standards. After being imported by various companies, the Jericho series returned under the IWI brand in 2015, continuing to build on its reputation with the introduction of the Jericho Enhanced line. The Jericho series comes in two main variants: the F series and the R series. The F series features a frame-mounted safety, allowing for "condition one" carry (cocked and locked), enabling either single-action or hammer-down double-action function. The R series, on the other hand, includes a slide-mounted decocker, supporting "condition two" carry with a hammer-down double-action function. Originally available in 9mm and .41 AE, the Jericho line later expanded to include .40 S&W and .45 ACP calibers. Both steel and polymer frames are available, providing shooters with options based on their preferences for weight and durability. The Jericho 941's ability to carry cocked and locked, coupled with its robust design, makes it a versatile choice for both personal defense and law enforcement applications.