Lone Wolf Siderlock safety for Glocks

[LittleLebowski]

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=1173


Lone Wolf Distributors introduces SIDERLOCK®, the new security trigger for use with all Glock pistols.

This unique cross bolt security trigger replaces the original Glock trigger providing an infallible stop to any rearward trigger movement.

SIDERLOCK® works under a simple concept: Quick, positive deployment of a cross bolt safety pin that allows simple and fast displacement in either direction.

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/itemmedia/10000/10000_233419.jpg

My reaction:
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[ssb]

Hell, an M1/M1A/M14 safety makes me nervous. This thing is just asking for it.

[LittleLebowski]

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[MGW]

Of course it's a good idea to have to touch the trigger to disengage a safety. This will go perfect with my Serpa!

[LockedBreech]

That is a stunningly poor design.

I wonder how many YouTube "tactical instructors" will buy one by next week.

Sorry, I phrased that poorly, I wonder how many won't.

[Tamara]

Of course it's a good idea to have to touch the trigger to disengage a safety. This will perfect with my Serpa!

The best part is that whoever installed the Siderlock in the used 17 I bought was so concerned with safety that he then went and polished the bejeezus out of all the bearing surfaces until he had himself a Glock 18.

I "accidentally" mangled the Siderlock with pliers getting it out of the gun. So sad.

[JR1572]

Derp is derp.

JR1572

[BehindBlueI's]

I know this is just silly talk, but if you want a pistol with a manual safety why don't you buy a pistol with a manual safety?

Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to find a way to turn my 1911 into a double action...

[Tamara]

Now if you'll excuse me, I've got to find a way to turn my 1911 into a double action...
Great, I'd successfully almost completely forgotten about Seecamp conversions and now you've put me right back in therapy.

[Mitchell, Esq.]

Sniff...sniff...

Smells like litigation.


Don't mind me. I'll just be over here sharpening my axe...

[Kyle Reese]

I'll probably be seeing these on the range, on pistols stuffed into SERPAs and Uncle Mike's sausage sacks.