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Originally Posted by southchatham
It works as a safety. It does work. Try pulling on it with a pencil or string or something. When I first got my M&P I tried to use a trigger scale to test the trigger weight. I couldn't get the trigger to fire. It seems to know if its a finger or not.
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Nope. To put it simply, you were doing it wrong. Examine the trigger carefully and attempt to recreate the normal actuation of the trigger and it will work. There is no way the pistol "knows" if it is a finger or not.
I do not think pistols like any of the Kahr's are less safe then an M&P auto because they do not have the trigger safety. In fact, from a purely preferential point of view I cannot stand hinged triggers or triggers with any device on them. Of course, I am a wheel gunner.