Don't be silly, it's all about placement...shortranger said:I think .45 Caliber locks are better than 9mm locks.
David
You know what they say about lawyers..............."If it wasn't for lawyers, there wouldn't be any need for lawyers." As a profession, I think there is probably too many of them (and my best friend of 44 yrs. is a lawyer :ymsigh: ).Sebago Son said:Not according to the Hierarchy.....
Every day that goes by and locks are included creates negative momentum.... the Lawyers are now loathe to STOP production of "safer" guns due to the liability (or perception of same) regardless of what a vocal percentage of the market says....
Doesn't look good for the Ignition Switch to go away anytime soon.
A few years ago I bought this Magna Ported Model 696 DAO 44 Special with a Murabito Safety. I thought that it was neat but I was never sure that I would remember to unlatch it were the **** to hit the fan. I let it go but it was a great shooting little gun.ramblerturbo said:I'm looking a my copy of The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson, and one model has a Kelton thumb safety lever, and they speak of the Murabito safety in the glossary. Couldn't someone just install a small thumb lever? Or would that be an even bigger eyesore? A lever would be safer if the lock decided to engage at a more critical time, not as safe as no lock when mr. bear's PO'd. Just an idea.