Posted by Bumbellybeak on August 17, 2007, 9:20 am
Hi, I am curious about a safety. The safety switch has a round hole in it, through which the "S" on the top tang can be seen. When the hole is over the "S", the gun is in the safe position. I think on every gun I've seen until now, the safety is pushed forward to allow gun to fire. What is the reason for a safety switch which can be slid forward, or backward, to disengage the safety? I've not seen this before. It is on a double trigger gun. Thanks in advance for your insight>