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#3710680 - 01/02/13 07:08 PM CCW Holders: Just a Reminder  
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I wear a jacket very similar to this one quite a bit during fall/spring and sometimes winter, with an MTAC IWB or a Minotaur OWB, depending. All of this stuff is obvious until it happens. Anyway, it cannot hurt to remember!

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#3710747 - 01/02/13 08:34 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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Safety not engaged, or is the Sig using a trigger-front safety?

#3710748 - 01/02/13 08:37 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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Be aware of your target and what is beyond AKA the don't shoot your (eye out/self in the foot/self in the ass) rule. Be safe out there gents


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#3710752 - 01/02/13 08:42 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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I knew there was Glock Leg, is there Sig leg too?


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#3710757 - 01/02/13 08:54 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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Always good to get a cautionary tale. Thanks, Airdrop.


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#3710772 - 01/02/13 09:40 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: RSColonel_131st]  
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Originally Posted By: RSColonel_131st
Safety not engaged, or is the Sig using a trigger-front safety?


There are no external safeties on 200 series SIGs. All the safeties are internal. Just like a DA revolver, if you keep your booger hook off the trigger you're all good. Well unless you get a pull cord caught in there as you re-holster apparently...


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#3710787 - 01/02/13 10:16 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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Thanks for the explanation Colt. Reminds me to never consider a gun like that (though the 229 is damn sweet).

#3710827 - 01/02/13 11:35 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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Ouch yea always holster carefully. I have seen a few mishaps, no penetrations just dirt luckily...





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#3710840 - 01/03/13 12:11 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: RSColonel_131st]  
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Originally Posted By: RSColonel_131st
Thanks for the explanation Colt. Reminds me to never consider a gun like that (though the 229 is damn sweet).


Would you be afraid to carry a double action revolver with a hammer block safety? Same thing. The SEALs have been using the P226 since the mid-80s. The Secret Service and DHS use the P229. It's perfectly safe unless your trigger discipline is crap and then you'd be a menace with ANY gun.


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#3710848 - 01/03/13 12:29 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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...Or apparently if your coat string gets in the way.


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#3710855 - 01/03/13 12:38 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: RSColonel_131st]  
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Originally Posted By: RSColonel_131st
Safety not engaged, or is the Sig using a trigger-front safety?


I have a 229-SCT, not quite the same as the DAK in the article, but almost, but with a further measure of safety over the DAK in my opinion, with the addition of a manual de-cocking lever. The 229 does not have a manual safety. Further, the DAK model is Double Action only, with no de-cocking lever.

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#3710986 - 01/03/13 05:19 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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This is why I don't (and won't) own any guns without a thumb safety.

#3710993 - 01/03/13 05:46 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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This is why I like my XD40's opposing force safeties: The thumb safety and trigger safety.

#3711046 - 01/03/13 11:21 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Colt40Five]  
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Originally Posted By: Colt40Five
Originally Posted By: RSColonel_131st
Thanks for the explanation Colt. Reminds me to never consider a gun like that (though the 229 is damn sweet).


Would you be afraid to carry a double action revolver with a hammer block safety? Same thing. The SEALs have been using the P226 since the mid-80s. The Secret Service and DHS use the P229. It's perfectly safe unless your trigger discipline is crap and then you'd be a menace with ANY gun.


I'm not sure the trigger getting caught on something qualifies as bad trigger discipline - of course I'm a very occasional shooter with little experience, but to me the later means to keep my finger off unless I want to hit something. Mechanical snags are never fully excluded...

#3711049 - 01/03/13 11:43 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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I have a habit of running my finger outside of the trigger guard while holstering, just to check for obstructions...


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#3711094 - 01/03/13 02:25 PM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: RSColonel_131st]  
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Originally Posted By: RSColonel_131st


I'm not sure the trigger getting caught on something qualifies as bad trigger discipline - of course I'm a very occasional shooter with little experience, but to me the later means to keep my finger off unless I want to hit something. Mechanical snags are never fully excluded...


Murphy's law is indeed alive and well.


It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, or how smart you are, If it doesn't agree with experiment it is WRONG. ~Richard Feynman
#3711619 - 01/04/13 03:48 AM Re: CCW Holders: Just a Reminder [Re: Airdrop01]  
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If you've got any type of cover garment, you pull it clear and visually check it as your holster. There is no race to reholster. Also when reholstering regardless of holster or cover garment type, put your thumb over the hammer. You'll feel it start to go back if it catches on anything. Also keeps the slide from moving out of battery if the holster fits tight.

DAK's are actually pretty nice triggers, I carried one on duty for a while.

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