Glock factory safety, it's real!!!!

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  • Alamo

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    NYPD is probably on the phone to Glock as we speak...or as we...forum, or post, or whatever we're doing.
     

    Vigilant

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    Lead is a nogo in NYC, kids chew on that stuff! The new spec is 27lb. trigger(triple action only) and foam projectiles, so as not to offend the recipient!
     

    Route 45

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    The placement of that safety is the most idiotic thing I've seen all year. Granted, it is only January 1. But still.......
     

    SnoopLoggyDog

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    Couple of pictures that I found of the Glock OEM Thumb Safety

    G22S.jpg


    Compare-Glock-Factory-External-Safety-vs-Caminilli-External-Safety.jpg
     

    IndyDave1776

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    Did they have a contest to see who could design the most unuseable safety?

    I am going to run with the notion that this suffers from the same problem as most all retrofits--no consideration was given in the original design to installing such a feature*, therefore it got stuck where they could make it function in the mechanism with consideration for ergonomics just not being an option that they had available.

    *Even if a bit of though was given to it, the gun was designed a few years before serious consideration to ergonomics had become an expected element of gun design. That said, one way or other, I am not surprised that a manual safety fitted to a Glock would present function right up their with bending over and kissing your own rear end.
     
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