ya that has been what has made me hesitate buying them in the past. I like the consistent trigger pull and overall design but that really isn't a safety putting a lever in the middle of the trigger.... No second guessing with a Glock.... I've always loved my 1911A1's I only moved away from them because of shear expense to feed them. Otherwise they are the perfect pistol design. And as most of you know I really do love my revolvers....... I like my guns like my women, all round and curvy... LOL.... The Glock has a solid following and after market line and it does work..... but it does have it's short comings too...
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I think he wanted me to go, to make sure you behave.
I have to behave, or the GF will beat me.
For your sake i hope you aren't serious... When looking for my carry gun, an external safety was a BIG no-go. God forbid I ever have to use my pistol, I want the least amount of possible intrusions between unholstering and BANG as possible. I don't want to have to worry about fumbling with a safety that might have accidentaly engaged for whatever reason. I don't understand why you would need an external safety on a carry pistol. That's what turned me off to a bunch of probably phenomenal carry guns because they weren't available without external safeties.
Just like I flip the thumb break on my wheelgun holster as I draw. It becomes all one motion.
I've seen pros forget.
When I was carrying my 1911A1 and had to get it out in a hurry while working security work it was all one motion to push the grip safety in and drop the slide safety down before having to possibly use it. When I went to the Beretta 92 I didn't feel as bad about the lack of a safety engaged on te gun while carrying it as the long double action first shot was enough motion to go through before discharging that I felt it was safe enough for me to know it was going to go off before it discharged with all that motion.... te same thing I feel when using a revolver. The problem with no real safety and a short light crisp trigger pull on a carry gun I believe is the fudge factor in everyday carry which is one of the reasons I really never looked at them in the past... When I have pulled my carry weapon in the past on a couple incidents it was all motor skills that were practiced over and over again with the background thought that I had to get it on target quickly because underneath you are just saying oh **** I need it now.... Just saying...
Don't be telling us what you do on the night of the full moon.
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