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A defense of thumb safeties.
- Thread starter powernoodle
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My personal preference for pistols have always been thumb safeties. It’s just what I’m used to, and knowing how truly dumb people can be, I can appreciate that extra step before something goes bang. As long as you’re conscious and familiar with your firearm unholstering and flipping the safety should be fluid and require no extra thought after practice.
With Striker Fired, familiarity is key, as well as using your brain and keeping your finger off the trigger. I’d expect that they would be quicker to use in a high risk situation, but not by a whole lot.
I will add that I love the way CZ did their safeties with the older SAO variants newer models. The safeties act as a thumb rest and when you get used to that grip(thumb forward/on rest), it’s quick to switch. Admittedly, my Shadow is much more of a target and range toy than a CC, for the weight alone.
With Striker Fired, familiarity is key, as well as using your brain and keeping your finger off the trigger. I’d expect that they would be quicker to use in a high risk situation, but not by a whole lot.
I will add that I love the way CZ did their safeties with the older SAO variants newer models. The safeties act as a thumb rest and when you get used to that grip(thumb forward/on rest), it’s quick to switch. Admittedly, my Shadow is much more of a target and range toy than a CC, for the weight alone.
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