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re: Whittaker Guns S&W Shield
Posted on 3/31/17 at 3:40 pm to VaBamaMan
Posted on 3/31/17 at 3:40 pm to VaBamaMan
See that causes inconsistency which greatly increases your chances of making a mistake thinking it's on when it's not or thinking it's off when it's on which makes it all the more likely for an accident or for you to mess up when under stress
Restating but there is no need for a safety on these kinds of guns.
Also if you are relying on your safety as a precaution for children(not saying you are) that's an even bigger problem.
With a gun like a shield not having a safety takes away all of those mental crutches and leaves you with the fact that the gun will not go off unless you pull the trigger.
Restating but there is no need for a safety on these kinds of guns.
Also if you are relying on your safety as a precaution for children(not saying you are) that's an even bigger problem.
With a gun like a shield not having a safety takes away all of those mental crutches and leaves you with the fact that the gun will not go off unless you pull the trigger.
This post was edited on 3/31/17 at 3:44 pm
Posted on 3/31/17 at 4:19 pm to Timmayy
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With a gun like a shield not having a safety takes away all of those mental crutches
No, no it doesn't. Or at least, shouldn't. If it does, someone's an idiot.
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See that causes inconsistency which greatly increases your chances of making a mistake thinking it's on when it's not or thinking it's off when it's on which makes it all the more likely for an accident or for you to mess up when under stress
It's just like anything else, mental preparation and situational awareness. Something someone new to guns is going to work on anyway.
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Also if you are relying on your safety as a precaution for children(not saying you are) that's an even bigger problem.
Again, I disagree. I follow every reasonable safety step under the sun. But having a safety is simply ONE more thing keeping my kid safe. And a safety is normally keeping a kid safe from negligence, or a mistake, on an adults part. I'm not perfect, and I havent done this yet, but I'll probably make a mistake someday that would put a gun within reach of a kid without fully realizing what I am doing. We all make mistakes on occasion.
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