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| quote: Originally posted by maxwayne:
Doesn't it require a new grip to install a safety?
They do sell grips for a MS. However, it is quite easy to DIY your current grip. |
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| quote: Originally posted by maxwayne:
Doesn't it require a new grip to install a safety?
Grips are cheap and you can do the cutout with a dremel tool pretty easy and free.
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| I cut my frame with a jig that was supplied with the safety kit. Besides, just buy the 365X frame with the MS cut plus the new mag, you have an awesome carry pistol.
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Eeewwww, don't touch it!
Here, poke at it with this stick.
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| quote: Originally posted by YooperSigs:
No 365 but a Hellcat Pro with manual safety. Safety on when out of the holster and when I put it into the holster. Once safely holstered in a properly fitted, rigid holster I click off the safety. Then if I need the gun in a hurry, its draw and shoot. Prior to removing the gun from the holster the safety gets put on. My main safety concerns with striker guns is admin handling and holstering / unholstering.
Easy habit to get into.
This is exactly my issue with striker fired guns, and why I currently don't own any. Sigfreund, thank you for the link to your review.
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