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Someone was talking about these in another thread, and I got to thinking about them.
When I look at this gun, I really have to ask why, other than for people that high-thumb, why the thumb safety was even kept. It already has a grip safety and DA trigger -- why complicate the process of getting it into action when that's already one safety more than most "experts" think is necessary?
Me, I'd be comfortable going with the thumb safety off, and a round in the chamber, but I'd probably engage the thumb safety, anyway. I'm already used to flipping it off during the draw with my Hi-Power, so why not?
How would you carry one of these?
When I look at this gun, I really have to ask why, other than for people that high-thumb, why the thumb safety was even kept. It already has a grip safety and DA trigger -- why complicate the process of getting it into action when that's already one safety more than most "experts" think is necessary?
Me, I'd be comfortable going with the thumb safety off, and a round in the chamber, but I'd probably engage the thumb safety, anyway. I'm already used to flipping it off during the draw with my Hi-Power, so why not?
How would you carry one of these?