Finally Plugged the Pug

[TAROMAN]

My 500 is the only bellybutton gun I have. Thought about plugging it, but having the gap along hammer would bother me as much as the bellybutton. Is there a way to eliminate both?

My thought, too. The reason I never plugged my 986.

 

[gp52555]

Plugged my 438 a few years ago. My one concern is if I ever use it in a self defense situation is that some slime ball lawyer will try to convince a jury that I "knowingly and willingly disabled a factory installed safety feature, making my firearm more deadly".

 

[jmace57]

Whew!!

 

[Lou_the_welder]

If one wanted to order a fresh lock arm and grind the nub to render the lock useless, you can most definitely keep that coin slot machine covered!

 

[HamHands]

Plugged my 438 a few years ago. My one concern is if I ever use it in a self defense situation is that some slime ball lawyer will try to convince a jury that I "knowingly and willingly disabled a factory installed safety feature, making my firearm more deadly".

In my experience "Lawyer's" know about as much about "alterations" to firearms as your typical ambulance chasing "Lawyer" knows what a Moral Compass is and even lesser knowledge on how to use such an easy to use and natural tool as a Moral Compass... I wouldn't worry about it one bit and don't.

 

[Doug M.]

Some do, but many more are simply dishonest. It is your lawyer's job to prevent that argument, which is more than slightly frivolous.

 

[Octagun]

I've always considered these devices more of a storage locker than a safety device. And I would never rely on such a device to leave a firearm unattended. So for me they are useless. Having said that, I would not avoid buying a model I really wanted that was only available with it.