nitrogen wrote:Except for the slide-mounted safety, I'd probably agree :(
Decock the gun disengage safety put in the holster - - - GTG. The safety just locks the trigger mechanism.
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- Wed Aug 26, 2009 10:09 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
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Re: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
Decock the gun disengage safety put in the holster - - - GTG. The safety just locks the trigger mechanism.
- Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:35 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
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Re: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
What you need to look for is a S&W 3913 or 908 or a SIG 239 all three are single stack compact 9mm guns that are DA/DAO. The 3913 is out of production except for the Lady Smith model the 908 is the same gun blue with plain sights and non ambi safety/decock. There was a 908S that may still be made that was stainless-alloy.nitrogen wrote:
What I REALLY want is a small, lightweight, skinny 9mm, kinda like the G36 only regular sized and in 9mm.
I have a 3913 and love it if I could find a 3914 (DAO) at the right price I would snap it up.
- Mon Aug 24, 2009 5:53 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
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Re: Do you standardize on one caliber/platform?
I only carry what I call point 'n shoot guns. I don't want a manual safety DAO is fine. I've just about standardised on M&P pistols in .40 caliber. I would carry one of my 1911 pistols but there is the chance I'd forget the safety when the chips are down. YMMV.