Glock Siderlock

[Yellow109r]

Any one have this installed

http://www.siderlock.com/?section=features

 

[druryj]

Uh...why would you want to?

 

[aeropb]

No, no one has that installed

 

[TacticalJ]

I agree that's one more thing not install. Glock's safety setup works just as it is intended to and I've carried one for years both concealed and on duty with no problems what so ever. It's kinda of like a shooting school that I was reading about that will not allow the use of the Serpa holster, because one or two people shot themselves in the leg when they drew there pistol to shoot. It wasn't a holster issue, it was a shooter issue! There's no logical reason to add another safety to a perfectly safe pistol! My opinion anyways and no I have not installed one, but if that's what you want the information that I've read on it and the reviews on it have been pretty decent. Good luck

 

[Lithiumokc]

No sir, not here. I wouldn't put that on any of my glocks. YMMV

 

[Yellow109r]

Ok didn't know I am new to handguns and I'm trying to learn and research bc on another forum these guys said that everyone should install there but I didn't really like the concept of it do I thought I would see what u guys thought

 

[NikatKimber]

I wouldn't, because you shouldn't be touching the trigger if you're not ready for the gun to go bang. Having that forces you to violate *the* basic safety rule:

#1 Keep yer booger hooker off the bang switch!

 

[beast1989]

You are the best safety money can buy. When ever I pick up my guns I make sure to turn my brain on and think through every action. That for many people is easier said than done.

 

[TacticalJ]

Yeah not to mention that in a critical incident it could cost you your life if you forget or don't get it fully disengaged!

 

[JCW355]

Agree with not putting it on. My SD pistols don't have an external switch safety except for the Bersa 380 and the red dot is showing on it.