Gadget getting some recognition!

[LittleLebowski]

I like Chris's videos but in the interest of accuracy, he said one thing that my experience with the SCD says otherwise... he said a thumb pressed against the SCD would keep the trigger from being pressed. My experience says that between a firm thumb against the SCD versus a strong pull on the trigger, the trigger wins. I believe a more accurate description is that with a thumb firmly pressed against the SCD, should the trigger move while re-holstering, your thumb will immediately feel it and signal a STOP - SOMETHING IS IN THE WAY.

My thumb can overpower my trigger finger so I don’t think that this is cut and dry.

[RoyGBiv]

My thumb can overpower my trigger finger so I don’t think that this is cut and dry.

If that's the only nit to pick in the video, I'd say that's pretty great.
I do occasionally test my thumb strength on the SCD against my trigger pull, if only to reconfirm my confidence in the device.

Would I like more travel for the SCD before a shot breaks? Sure. More margin for error is always a good thing. But, that's not a factor of the SCD.

[Trooper224]

The only way I’d hate myself enough to read Reddit is if I considered Lebowski an extension of myself.

Even a brief skim of things like that reminds why this is the only forum I still frequent.

[pangloss]

I was glad to see the video and hope it drove a bump in sales.

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[AKDoug]

My thumb can overpower my trigger finger so I don’t think that this is cut and dry.

Same here. My thumb is way stronger in that position than my trigger finger. It takes a surprising amount of force to override my thumb on the gadget.