Easy to cocked and locked carry. When you put the pistol behind or put it in the holster. It automatically closes the front of the firing pin. Yes, should I get a patent? What are you thoughts?
A couple of questions and issues with the design.
I'm not sure what you mean by the portion of your statement that I've bolded. I don't know what you mean by "when you put the pistol
behind... the holster..." can you explain?
When you say "when you put the pistol...in the holster" do you mean it only works when it's in the holster? Why would it be needed then?
When you say it can work with cocked and locked carry. That method is already safe so why add another layer of safety?
I see that the lever has the tab that inserts between the rear of the slide and a cocked hammer. But unless you are carrying Condition One (cocked and locked) why carry a gun with a cocked hammer? Folks don't usually do that.
If the tab is meant to rest over and behind a hammer that is lowered and resting over a live round (or an empty chamber), locking it in place, meaning that it the could not be fired with a longer da pull of the trigger, wouldn't that be a safety issue?
I don't see anything that would keep the device from flapping about loosely when not in the holster. So what keeps it from flopping around when not locked in place?
It will only work with hammer fired guns.
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