Anyone have a Glock w/ manual safety installed?

[seeds76]

Does anyone on here have a Glock with a manual safety installed? If so, did it affect the performance/reliability of the gun at all? Was it worth it?

 

[rcmodel]

Yes.

I put a Cominolli Safety on my Model 23 some years ago.

http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=5532&title=MANUAL SAFETY KIT FOR GLOCK~

It works perfectly, and it is now possible to "Mexican Carry" it loaded without worry of shooting my azz off.
I highly recommend them!

Here is another option that looks pretty good too:
http://www.siderlock.com/eng/siderlock.html



Now, lets hear it from the "You don't need no steenk'n safety on a Glock" crowd!

rcmodel

 

[jocko]

how about

I prefer the siderlock . No modification needed and to me is where is should belong. also adaptable for right or left hand shooters. You don't have to order it as a RH or LH trigger either. You can install it yourself.

Siderlock.com


top quality, not a plastic trigger.

As I am not a LEO, i do like that added safety feature. U don't have to use that feature as the SAF action system still funcion 100%.

 

[Lone_Gunman]

I have heard that Glock makes a model with a manual safety for sale in some markets, or as a request on large orders. I would love for them to offer that as an option here. Its the only thing I can think of that would make a Glock even better.

 

[Geezer Glide]

"You don't need no steenk'n safety on a Glock"

I'm OK with the safeties that came on my Glock but to each his own.