I agree, the safety sucked bad!
O-town,
ease of concealment is relative to alot of things. What is good for me is probably not for the next guy. You definitely wouldn't want to shove it down the front of your jogging shorts, or wear it in your hat, or an ankle holster or anything like that.
I don't carry concealed but you can cover it up with a hanes tee shirt in the waist band of pants and I've got a manly American beer gut. It also fit inside most large coat pockets and especially well inside trench coat pockets without much of a signature at all. It is by far the slimmest pistol I've ever owned.
mine was ruskie with all matching numbers.
Things I didn't like in order:
the sorry pathetic excuse for a "safety" BLAH!,
someone got very angry and beat the hell out of the hammer mechanism that drops in(worked though),
the rollaway plug recoil spring plug,
the trigger was hard to master,
sights(didn't use em, didn't need em),
lots of crappy ammo out there for these guns.
Things I did like in order:
fun gun,
reliabilty,
ergonomics(crude but effective),
hot round/penetration,
groups tight enough for some real fun(after getting used to the trigger),
slimness/concealablity.
I drool cause it looks sexy to me, It is not a tremendously outstanding gun in any catagory I can think of except penetration. If there were factory hollow points at the time I would have been very interested. -ddt