Finally, Glock owners can feel safe

[BigK]

I'm sure the most troubling thing on the minds of Glock owners everywhere is how terribly unsafe their weapons are. Lucky for us all, a company called Safe-Draw has come to the rescue. They've invented a device sure to save thousands of lives and overcome the design flaw inherent in all Glocks.

 

Quick installation:

 

Increases pull on first shot, has no effect on subsequent shots:

 http://safe-draw.com/pages/how-it-works

 

This revolutionary plastic wedge increases trigger pull to 11.5# on first pull. Subsequent pulls are uneffected by the device, reverting the gun back to it's naturally unsafe condition. Just put a few of these "uppers" in your pocket when you leave the house in case you encounter multiple shooting scenarios in a single outing, because these are a one-time use device only. This means once you slay that gang of ruffians, you have to reinstall a new gizmo before holster to prevent shooting yourself in the butt.

 

I wonder if it's too late to get in on the IPO?

Edited April 23, 2014 by BigK

[TMF]

Haha, I'll get right on that. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

[MacGyver]

Thanks for posting that graphic.  I saw these in the GearHog email this morning and had no idea what they were, but didn't care enough to go look it up.

 

Proof that some people will spend more money if you'll just show them how.

[LagerHead]

A solution in search of a problem. 

[gjohnsoniv]

That will last until they get sued for it jamming a trigger in place.

[eRay]

Is this thing cheaper than a 12 pound New York trigger at $2.00 ?

[BigK]

Thanks for posting that graphic.  I saw these in the GearHog email this morning and had no idea what they were, but didn't care enough to go look it up.

 

Proof that some people will spend more money if you'll just show them how.

 

That's where I saw it too, but curiosity got the best of me and I had to know.

 

...and you're right, some fence-sitter who owns a Glock, but is skeered of guns will think this is brilliant and buy it.

[netmindr]

Maybe I should try and invent another device to keep you from shooting yourself while you install this safety device.

[netmindr]

Here are my first two prototypes:

 

[Dustbuster]

bring mongo in we need to use the glock.

Edited April 23, 2014 by Dustbuster

[Dane]

This is for the folks that think a clipdraw is a good holster for a glock (or any gun for that matter) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

[K191145]

How about a 1/2" strap on steel thigh and butt plate, slightly curved outward at the end to direct the bullet away from you when holstering your Glock? Better yet, a kevlar bullet catch attached to the bottem of your holster. :)

Edited April 24, 2014 by K191145

[Tncobra]

I keep my floor mat under the gas pedal, kinda the same principle?

Edited April 24, 2014 by Tncobra

[mikegideon]

Is this thing cheaper than a 12 pound New York trigger at $2.00 ?

 

I want me one of them New York triggers so I can shoot everybody but the bad guy, just like the professionals do. :)

[Guest Lowbuster]

People are buying badges, and people will buy these. It may be someone's cup of tea, but I'll pass.

[Sam1]

Don't think that will work too well, changing the trigger pull resistance by 200% is going to result in a lot of missed shots.

[10-Ring]

I'm a cheap SOB and I like Glocks, so I've come up with my own solution.

 

[molonlabetn]

Why would I want to potentially jam something behind my trigger and make the gun inoperable? This sounds like a problem in search of a problem to me.

[KKing]

Yeah....because I can't count the number of times I've looked at my Glocks and thought...what can I do to make them harder to use?!?

[mikegideon]

Why would I want to potentially jam something behind my trigger and make the gun inoperable? This sounds like a problem in search of a problem to me.

 

Ok... you're gonna have to put on your Obama T shirt and follow this logic. When a gun up and goes evil, it usually happens at once. If you can prevent that first shot, you can prevent evil. Know what I mean, Verne?  :rofl:

Edited April 25, 2014 by mikegideon

[molonlabetn]

Ok... you're gonna have to put on your Obama T shirt and follow this logic. When a gun up and goes evil, it usually happens at once. If you can prevent that first shot, you can prevent evil. Know what I mean, Verne? :rofl:

I signed my guns up for Obamacare... Will that help?

[Dustbuster]

Wait a fix from a company in calif!
Have bad guy wait. Make him count to 10, unlock and your ready no misfires!!!




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[mikegideon]

I signed my guns up for Obamacare... Will that help?

 

They probably won't be able to hurt anybody after they're done with them

[mikegideon]

Wait a fix from a company in calif!
Have bad guy wait. Make him count to 10, unlock and your ready no misfires!!!




Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2 of course it ate my spelling.

 

California is the perfect place for a Chernobyl size nuclear accident.

[vontar]

 

save thousands of lives

 

 

really, I know we like to joke about Glocks but I am pretty sure 1,000 plus people haven't accidentally show themselves with them.