testtest

to the lefties.

J

jay the lefty

Alpha
I am a lefty new to this forum, and to the garrison 4.25 45, and would like to comment on the lamentations of those who are unhappy with the right oriented 1911 safety as Mr Browning designed his pistol. I carried a colt commander with the single safety for work for 28 years, and learned to sweep the safety off with my trigger finger upon drawing the weapon. With practice, this is as fast as a righty thumbing the safety. my reasoning is that if one needs to draw the weapon, it should be ready to fire. Just my opinion, but it served me will in all my working years. As a new garrison 4.25 owner, I believe it is at least as good a weapon as my old colt!
 
jay the lefty said:
I am a lefty new to this forum, and to the garrison 4.25 45, and would like to comment on the lamentations of those who are unhappy with the right oriented 1911 safety as Mr Browning designed his pistol. I carried a colt commander with the single safety for work for 28 years, and learned to sweep the safety off with my trigger finger upon drawing the weapon. With practice, this is as fast as a righty thumbing the safety. my reasoning is that if one needs to draw the weapon, it should be ready to fire. Just my opinion, but it served me will in all my working years. As a new garrison 4.25 owner, I believe it is at least as good a weapon as my old colt!
Click to expand...

If those that are unhappy with the right-oriented 1911 safety identify as one of the 65 genders that a certain Party pushes I'm sure there's one that would accomodate their concerns about the orientation that the 1911 was born as JMB intended. :sneaky:;):whistle:
 
Last edited:
jay the lefty said:
I am a lefty new to this forum, and to the garrison 4.25 45, and would like to comment on the lamentations of those who are unhappy with the right oriented 1911 safety as Mr Browning designed his pistol. I carried a colt commander with the single safety for work for 28 years, and learned to sweep the safety off with my trigger finger upon drawing the weapon. With practice, this is as fast as a righty thumbing the safety. my reasoning is that if one needs to draw the weapon, it should be ready to fire. Just my opinion, but it served me will in all my working years. As a new garrison 4.25 owner, I believe it is at least as good a weapon as my old colt!
Click to expand...
Welcome from Central Texas 🤠🍻
 
Cabot makes true southpaw 1911s. They’re Pricey
IMG_0334.jpeg
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top