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Ambi Safety I would get rid of the ambi and convert to single-sided safety. Ambi safeties are not as durable as single sided safeties and are prone to breakage. I am left-handed and will not have an ambi safety.

Any comments or experiences with the Mitch Rosen company/products? Thinking about buying a holster and accessories. Heard good reports. They seem to have been in business for awhile. Don't know anymore than that. Thanks.

I have the Sig P232 in blue (allow frame, steel slide) which is outstanding. It fits easily in my front pants pocket, is lightweight, controllable, and reliable. It is the BMW of .380s. Thernlund is spot on with his observations of the Sig P232. If you go to the Sig Sauer web site you will...

Sig P226 Love your first picture, man! It just now became my wallpaper. Now I have to go out and buy one to complement my P228. I'd pay what you did for that in a heartbeat. Guns are an investment. Take care of it and buy at least two more to go with it. Congratulations

If you are left-handed and carry a 1911, do you avoid ambidextrous safeties and learn to manipulate the single-sided right-handed safety when in condition 1? Ambidextrous safeties are more fragile than single-sided safeties because of the tongue-in-groove arrangement (Kings are the...

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Thanks for investing time in your thoughtful reply Grampa. Also, thanks for welcoming me to this forum. Funny you should mention that you mostly carry a Sig P239 IWB, and also have a P229. Would love to hear what calibers they are. I am at a crossroads. I can commit 100% to carry and...

Thanks For Your Post Grampa... Since I am left-handed and own a Colt Series 80 with a single-sided safety for right-handers, your post is music to my ears. I had a professional install an Ed Brown ambi safety that kept working loose. I got tired of this and converted back to the more durable...