Not bad. I don't ride the safety, though. And since I keep it cocked and locked, I occassionally decock it when needed. So, I'll leave mine alone. Only think I WOULD like it a spurred hammer and the wider thumb safety of the fullsize.
Those two parts replaced there is like $200, though. I don't want it THAT bad
You need the V1 if you plan on a DA 1st shot. I carry condition 1 (cocked & locked). So I don't need it. I also prefer to ride the safety when firing (old 1911 habit) I worry about accidently decocking in recoil.
Well, even cocked and locked, there is an occassional possibility that U would want to lower the hammer and still keep it loaded - hence, I like the decocker. But, I see your point.
I have never rode the safety on a 1911, so I never picked up the habit on the HK.
Well, even cocked and locked, there is an occassional possibility that U would want to lower the hammer and still keep it loaded - hence, I like the decocker. But, I see your point.
Unfortunatly, not in this county - it varies county to county - depending on the Director's decision.
The director just bought him a CZ75 this past week, and he and I might be shooting buddies soon (he also lives in my neighborhood). So, maybe this will change soon...
I ordered one of each of the plates for about $8.00 each so I could experiment with my USPc. I like cocked and locked, but settled on decock only since I'm used to DA autos.
It takes about 30 seconds to change the plates.
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