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Unread 05-19-2003, 03:51 AM   #6
Dwight Gruber
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Actually, as can be seen here, the top of the side plate is cut to allow the sear safety to make contact, for the full recoil length of the receiver.



I have examined a Police pistol whose side plate was not cut out and it could be made to fit, but it was a real problem to install and I suspect that it was not original to the sear safety conversion (even though the side plate was number-matched to the gun).

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