Revolvers, 1911s, even glocks get safetys

[erreertt]

https://youtu.be/Y6COhUzsRXo

This is an odd product. But, I see some usefulNess to it. Not necessarily by me lol but put there somewhere ..someone needs a combo lock grip on their gp and a flip safety on their glock

 

[erreertt]

No comments? Thought for sure this would get some rise. Just afraid someone will buy this and not practice enough. This has got to be difficult in stress

 

[Cholo]

Liberals would love it, me? Not so much. I don't want to be messing around with anything if forced to pull a gun on someone in a split second. Also, why even put on the net something that Feinstein/Bloomberg could think is a swell idea? Let the maker of that safety BS peddle it without anyone's help. Hey, you asked :mrgreen:

It was a well made video, but unfortunately I see it in the future :(

 

[SamV]

I can admire the design of the product. I actually think it is clever. However I cannot ever imagine using this. I think it has too much going on. On a conventional safety, you can visibly see on or off. And it is an easy to learn up/down lever. (probably the only major complaint about Ruger P-series for me, backward safety from everything else I own.)
I could see too many infrequent shooters attracted to this for the safety aspect, only to fumble in the actual use. I can see some person, pressing the trigger, to confirm it being "locked" and being wrong. Or vice versa. How many of those NDs have we seen with a conventional safety in the newspapers? Don't give the once in a blue moon shooter something else to screw up. Keep it simple. If you want a gun with a safety, get one. If you want a gun with a lock, buy a lock. Or a safe of some type.