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    Default rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    anyone ever use these?


    http://www.amazon.com/Release-Holste.../dp/B00C3MLQRE

    it's weird when i do a google search, the only people that seem to have an opinion about them are the (15) listed on amazon...

    now that's gotta be the first time the masses don't have a posted comment on the interwebs about something gun-related.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Does not seem like a very good idea to me.

    I would worry about it getting hung up and failing. If it comes out too easy, whats the point in the first place? If its too hard, you have a useless gun...

    A decent holster that covers the trigger guard is all the safety you need for any gun, especially a revolver. Well, a holster and trigger discipline anyway.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    They list them on ebay from pretty much every gun that does not have a safety.

    Just sounds like a bad idea to me.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    thanks for the input, i was feeling the same way but wanted to see if anyone had messed around with them... esp agree with you about getting a good fitting holster w/ a trigger guard - should be no worries then.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Stupid.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Seems like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Seems like you would be more likely to ND the pistol while fumbling with this little device. I would think its much safer to keep your fingers AWAY from the trigger on a loaded firearm, especially one without external safeties.

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Anyone remember this piece of crap they made for Glocks?

    https://www.clipdraw.com/store/index...on=show_detail

    stb-glock.jpg
    Toujours prêt

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Quote Originally Posted by Hawk View Post
    Anyone remember this piece of crap they made for Glocks?

    https://www.clipdraw.com/store/index...on=show_detail

    stb-glock.jpg
    Hey I own a couple of them.
    I don't use it for carry.
    I keep one in my truck when I carry a Glock for the occasion I need to temporarily disarm. Usually I carry with a belt holster, and I don't like the idea of locking the gun away loaded without a holster or trigger guard, so enter the safe t block.



    Back to the OP. No need for one of those silly things. Holsters have a purpose.
    FUCK BIDEN

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    Default Re: rubber "trigger stay" for 'hammerless' revolvers by garrison grip

    Bad guy: "Give me your money or I will kill you...."

    You: Thinking "My life is in danger, luckily I have prepared for this moment" pulls out gun

    Bad guy: " Oh no you don't, here I come"

    You: Ha, I have my gun trained on him, shit, I need to defend my self......... why the hell isn't the trigger pulling back..... shit, why does it have to be so dark? shit, shit, shit....why the hell did I stick this rubber thingy behind it, let me poke it out and arggghhhh" as the bad guy takes you down

    or

    You: Ha, I have my gun trained on him, shit, I need to defend my self......... why the hell isn't the trigger pulling back..... shit, why does it have to be so dark? shit, shit, shit....why the hell did I stick this rubber thingy behind it, let me poke it out ..... BANG, OUCH..... Fuck, I just pulled the trigger and shot my leg trying to get the rubber thingy out in the dark and under stress by accident...... At least the bad guy is too busy laughing at me to take my money now.

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