Show those "PLUGS"

[38-44HD45]

With apologies - I came in late on the thread and its related content. Is a forum member making the plugs for sale? Thanks, Howard

Yep: http://smith-wessonforum.com/accessories-misc-sale-trade/101850-sale-plug.html

 

[ladder13]

Joe Biden likes em'

 

[Howard B]

Thanks for the link. Howard

 

[Bullseye Smith]

Just let me know what you want and we will get you setup with one.

 

[rock doc]

Here's a couple of J-frames I did right after the plugs came in the mail, a 642-2 and a 60-14. The first one took a lot longer than the second. Thanks for the ingenuity, John.

 

[xcpd69]

Prosecutors and tort attorneys take note.

I know... I know...

No lawyer would EVER make an issue of a disabled safety device.

Would he?

I would like him to explain how removing a "safety device" designed to ONLY be used in storing a weapon, makes it more "dangerous" when used, since an intact one would be "disabled" by the key in the same circumstance.

 

[Bullseye Smith]

I was told the lock is like the tags on a mattress.

 

[230therapy]

Prosecutors and tort attorneys take note.

I know... I know...

No lawyer would EVER make an issue of a disabled safety device.

Would he?

The internal lock is NOT a safety device. It is a storage device.

Back to our regularly scheduled discussion. I'm looking at getting a plug for my gun.

 

[imashooter2]

Prosecutors and tort attorneys take note.

I know... I know...

No lawyer would EVER make an issue of a disabled safety device.

Would he?

"I shot him on purpose" makes such arguments moot. If you shot them by accident, having added more safety devices isn't going to help you.