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smith6906 
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Posted: 11/18/09 8:31 AM
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exactly, i actualy guaged mine its a 12lb trigger......no way to accedentaly pull that, so i have completely removed the safety guns not going off unless i delibrately tell it to.
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billycarter
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Posted: 11/3/09 9:18 AM
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Same with my Glock. I use my Finger as the Safety. (Which also defeats the Trigger Safety.) We have enough to think about before pulling a Trigger. Why complicate matters with Buttons or switches? (A reason I don't use a Laser either)
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smith6906
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Posted: 11/2/09 11:30 PM
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i love the condition system, i dont carry a 1911.......i carry a pt-92 but if i were to use the system. my weapon is always condition "0" .......i have a internal firing pin safety, so unless
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/30/09 10:49 PM
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WELCOME!
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billycarter
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Posted: 10/30/09 4:27 PM
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/30/09 11:46 AM
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Bill, here are two websites that have all you'll ever need to know on the 1911:
http://www.m1911.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M1911_pistol
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billycarter
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Posted: 10/30/09 12:48 AM
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On a 1911, is there a Hammer Safety that prevents discharge if the Trigger is not pulled? IE: Walther, Glock, Revolvers etc.
The reason I ask is I don't like a Gun that makes any noise
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/29/09 7:58 PM
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I have to agree with you Smith, I don't care for that #9 rule. It certainly doesn't apply with most people that have chosen to carry a 1911 cocked and locked. I'm a firm believer that if you
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billycarter
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Posted: 10/23/09 11:25 AM
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Then they could go to the Last point made on the List!
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/22/09 12:29 AM
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although the second part of qustion 9 completely destoys how most ppl carry 1911's :-p
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smith6906
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Posted: 10/22/09 12:26 AM
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good list tig :-D i've always belived in 3 simple rules that will 100% destroy any chanace of an accidental discharge or death
#1........if you dont want it dead, dont aim it at it.
#2........keep
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tigwelder56
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Posted: 10/20/09 7:08 PM
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