Safety First! <IMG SRC="/luger/graphics/indifferent.gif" BORDER=0 ALT=":|"> kinda long!

Mark M. · 04-11-2001, 07:41 PM

Gruss Gott,Kinder!

That is a good round of posts!!You

can't be too long in stressing the safety factor!I've posted in regard to

the Aimco pistols and I know from experience wth my first "Mitchell Arms"

that there is no such thing as being too

careful!The trigger mechanism wasn't quite right on that particular gun(it has since been re-worked) and the gunsmith I was talking to started to turn around to tell me why he thought the gun had failed to strike,when it did just that.It was a full 10 second delay!!!Thank Gott,he hadn't turned all the way out of the range tube(it is an indoor range)!This man was a "professional!!

Not like me!Or was he!!!??

Tschuss! Mark M.

04-11-2001, 07:41 PM	#10
Mark M. User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 72 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Safety first, last, and always! Gruss Gott,Kinder! That is a good round of posts!!You can't be too long in stressing the safety factor!I've posted in regard to the Aimco pistols and I know from experience wth my first "Mitchell Arms" that there is no such thing as being too careful!The trigger mechanism wasn't quite right on that particular gun(it has since been re-worked) and the gunsmith I was talking to started to turn around to tell me why he thought the gun had failed to strike,when it did just that.It was a full 10 second delay!!!Thank Gott,he hadn't turned all the way out of the range tube(it is an indoor range)!This man was a "professional!! Not like me!Or was he!!!?? Tschuss! Mark M.

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