VFX_Fenix
02-20-2005, 12:11 AM
So I did a little search and from what I've seen there aren't a whole lot of people that actually have this problem.
How many E-Mag users out there have a problem with enguaging their safety unintentionally?
I've done this a few times just by doing a transition from one hand to the other, my right thumb and left index finger both brush the safety button and often turn it on. I also have a problem with turning it on while holding the marker in my right hand because of my thumb position (learned through years of pistol shooting but I won't delve deeper than that).
So to those of you that have this problem is there any way to stiffen the safety such that it won't enguage so easily while not needing a heavy blunt object to turn the safety off?
I'd like to avoid removing the button itself since... well... I don't like the idea of just having an open hole in my trigger frame.
Thanks guys n gal (I'm guessing there's at least one lady in the crowd) :shooting:
How many E-Mag users out there have a problem with enguaging their safety unintentionally?
I've done this a few times just by doing a transition from one hand to the other, my right thumb and left index finger both brush the safety button and often turn it on. I also have a problem with turning it on while holding the marker in my right hand because of my thumb position (learned through years of pistol shooting but I won't delve deeper than that).
So to those of you that have this problem is there any way to stiffen the safety such that it won't enguage so easily while not needing a heavy blunt object to turn the safety off?
I'd like to avoid removing the button itself since... well... I don't like the idea of just having an open hole in my trigger frame.
Thanks guys n gal (I'm guessing there's at least one lady in the crowd) :shooting: