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re: Would appreciate the board's recommendations on a backup CC handgun
Posted on 4/24/19 at 3:00 pm to BFIV
Posted on 4/24/19 at 3:00 pm to BFIV
quote:Aren't you gonna carry it in a holster ?
Because I'm just not comfortable without one. I'm old and set in my ways.
Every holster "must" (absolutely should) cover the trigger guard. That is a very effective safety. IMO there's no need for adding a mechanical safety that might slow/impede you if you suddenly need the weapon.
Jillions of Kahrs, M&P's/Shields and Glocks are sold every year w/o an external mechanical safety lever.
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Posted on 4/24/19 at 3:35 pm to dawg23
And you can plexico burass yourself pretty easily on reholster without a safety.
My carry gun is DA/SA so it doesnt have a safety but I wouldnt carry a striker fired gun without one. I get where OP is coming from.
The whole anti-safety thing blows my mind. How many here have ever missed a duck/deer/etc because they panicked and forgot to click the safety on a gun they were familiar with? It's never happened to me. I dont forsee it happening in a self defense scenario either. Clicking the safety on my shotgun is a natural part of shouldering and I do it subconsciously. I dont see why a handgun would be any different.
My carry gun is DA/SA so it doesnt have a safety but I wouldnt carry a striker fired gun without one. I get where OP is coming from.
The whole anti-safety thing blows my mind. How many here have ever missed a duck/deer/etc because they panicked and forgot to click the safety on a gun they were familiar with? It's never happened to me. I dont forsee it happening in a self defense scenario either. Clicking the safety on my shotgun is a natural part of shouldering and I do it subconsciously. I dont see why a handgun would be any different.
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