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So the pistol I'm considering comes with a manual safety.
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although a lot of people complain about the PPS trigger.... i never had issues with it... even w / the MA trigger, which you can change the disconnector with ease (ok, it's not easy).
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/55330-Walther-PPS-trigger?highlight=PPS+trigger
there is another thread but i can't find it. do a search for PPS on here, you'll see most people are happy with them...
Independence Arms
Instructor
I highly regret selling my PPS. I sold it to get a PM9, and realized the PPS, was a better fit for me, as I don't really pocket carry. If I do pocket carry, it's my 642, which is a rarity.
ToddDubya
NES Member
I prefer to load a round in the chamber, lower the hammer and take the safety off. Cocked, DA and unlocked if you will. I also don't carry it, it just sits near the bed when it isn't at the range so my needs are different from those of someone's who's carrying it. I am not a fan of the slide mounted, backwards (up for "fire") 92FS safety.
On my SR9c, I use the safety and have never had an issue with it. I practice drawing and my thumb just goes right to it. Whenever it goes into the holster, I first visually check for a chambered round, check the magazine for fullness and flick on the safety. That way I'm sure of its condition and I feel more comfortable.
I carry the Khar PM 9 Ma**h*** version. I engaged the safety one time for a function check. After that, I set it to "kill" and never touched it again. It's pretty stiff and not likely to change position on its own. It's designed in a way that if you were to carry it on "Safe", you could easily train your thumb to glide under the switch as you grip the pistol. It would be better if it did not have a safety, but I would not let that deter you from getting an awesome pistol.
I'll admit that I do sometimes pocket carry an LC9. And I keep the safety on because the pocket holster makes it feel to bulky. But I rarely carry that gun anyway.
I tend to keep firearm safeties in "fire" mode anyway with that lone exception. Rifles, shotguns, handguns with manual safeties, etc.
I tend to keep firearm safeties in "fire" mode anyway with that lone exception. Rifles, shotguns, handguns with manual safeties, etc.
Yep. It might take some legwork (actually it will) to find the gun you want, but you can possess any handgun. As it has said a billion times before, the compliance horsesh** applies only to the dealer, not you.
Uh oh. drgrant will post in here in a second to tell you why.
You sure about dat?
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Pretty awesome video... It takes balls to stand up and say, "I was negligent, it wasn't an accident, I'm an idiot. Here's the proof. Don't let this happen to you." I saw the clip of him shooting himself on the "fail compilation" video that got posted a while back.
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Except in cases where post-ban guns dont offer a 10 round magazine, you can have the gun but no magazine, would suck to have to load 1 round at a time
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I own and carry 1911s. I own and have carried Glocks. Both work for me.
I use a high thumbs grip with a Glock as well. Personally, I feel just as safe carrying and shooting a Glock as I do a 1911. And Glocks are drop safe, whereas most 1911s are Series 70 and thus are not (which doesn't prevent me from carrying them).
Except in cases where post-ban guns dont offer a 10 round magazine, you can have the gun but no magazine, would suck to have to load 1 round at a time
True, I think some of the Springfield Armory handguns fall under this. I guess the only way to have them in MA is to break the law.
