Blue Brick
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Please explain what the carry conditions are.
Carry conditions????
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Blue Brick
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Thanks RC
JesseL
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Please don't forget that these conditions only make sense when applied to single-action, manual safety, semi-auto pistols.
Attempts at translating them to other guns with different manuals of arms tends to be awkward and confusing.
Attempts at translating them to other guns with different manuals of arms tends to be awkward and confusing.
Mad Magyar
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Condition 5: (Coined by a few gun writers...)
. A round is chambered and the pistol is cocked. The hammer is pushed forward with a thumb and then engage the ambidextrous safety. When the safety is disengaged, the hammer automatically springs into the cocked position for a single-action press of the trigger. There is no longer the heavy double-action 1st shot to contend with. Trigger pull is consistent from first shot to last. This system is incorporated in the DAEWOO Fast-Action! C&S has a kit for 1911 systems: SFS (Safety Fast Shooting)
. A round is chambered and the pistol is cocked. The hammer is pushed forward with a thumb and then engage the ambidextrous safety. When the safety is disengaged, the hammer automatically springs into the cocked position for a single-action press of the trigger. There is no longer the heavy double-action 1st shot to contend with. Trigger pull is consistent from first shot to last. This system is incorporated in the DAEWOO Fast-Action! C&S has a kit for 1911 systems: SFS (Safety Fast Shooting)
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