For short range, no. For a more difficult first shot, yes, somewhat. Also remember that all the folks complaining about the thumb and grip safeties are arguing for no training or minimal training and practice. From that position getting more training is the better solution than changing your gun.
The is the ideal tool for learning how to properly shoot a pistol exactly because it has those two safeties. If you don't grip the pistol properly high enough to put your strong hand thumb above the engaged safety lever and squeeze both hands together tight enough to disengage both safeties , it will refuse to fire. This is a good thing. It will not let you get away with incorrect repetitions of the draw. With a Glock you can draw the pistol with a horrible grip that ensures a miss with any medium difficulty target for the first shot and every subsequent shot until the grip is corrected.
But the pistol will fire. If your level of training is how to load the thing and how to pull it out from the holster without shooting yourself, then I guess getting shots off and not hitting anything is better than not getting any shots off at all.
Quoted: Quoted: Is a cocked and locked safe to carry? Quoted: Luck does not a good tactic make. Quoted: Quoted: Because I carried glocks since turning 21, this particular gun does not have some super light trigger oddly, one of my glocks did have a trigger job that was light , and for the past 10 years of carrying through every imaginable area, I have some how managed to not have a negligent discharge while carrying in the dreaded condition 0.
View Quote In on 1. In before "buy a Glock" View Quote Edited to add: When I say disengage while drawing, I mean as your pistol is coming up torwards your target, and has already fully cleared the holster. Don't grab it, flip the safety off, then yank it from the holster. Or, do. It's your leg. View Quote Not smart. I've never heard any of the professional trainers recommend this.
The safety of a is there for a reason. Those grips are engraved deep. View Quote Well that's dumb. View Quote. Yes and I'd like to know who made them. View Quote itstock Can you provide your rationale for carrying condition 0? View Quote Yes to both. On paper they are as safe as any other pistol but some are a little less comfortable with them because of the short trigger pull. A proper holster will protect both the trigger and the manual safety from accidental operation.
Some are nervous about the manual safety being accidentally deactivated while in the holster. But even if it is, you still have the grip safety blocking the travel of the trigger, and the half cock notch to protect against AD if the sear were to fail for some reason. Account Upgrade. Log in Register. What's new. Recent Posts. New posts. Log in. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Exotac nano striker XL.
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