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May 18, 2018, 10:48 AM | #51 | |
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Problem with that is that those controls are only available as a G setup (having them on my old .45, I wouldn’t want them in a F model). While you’ll get a majority of people on here that love the G models, a gun forum isn’t necessarily the best place to gauge what the civilian market wants. Beretta likely did research and found that offering Stealth controls on a specific carry model is likely the best bet (on the S/C, they use the slide release from that package). A lot of people, who aren’t into firearms the same as some of us, prefer a manual safety on a gun. Try explaining to a non-gun guy that a Glock doesn’t have a safety... For the Stealth controls, I actually liked them on that .45... which was supposed to be a carry gun. Gun was too large, with crappy magazine options (9 or 10 rounds), so I got rid of it when I picked up my Glock 30S. Gun was completely done in CPII, similar to NP3. No issues decocking, but as I mentioned, no way could they be done in F. The little amount of profile is angled so you can get downward leverage to decock the gun. You’d have to increase the profile, probably noticeably, to allow the same angle for taking it off safe. They do have the 92 style, so people now have three options (standard being the third). 50% more than when I first started getting into the PX4... and I believe there is another one coming out (check Pistol-Forum for that). I run the standard ones on my full-size 9mm... just converted to G. No issues with them, but I don’t carry it (more of a range gun, which might be moving into my girlfriend’s hands... being she is a lefty, and converts easier than other guns I own). |
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