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Talon, Condor safety off question?

When getting ready for a shot, to be safe, I keep the safety on, when I see something move, I check it out through the scope (safety is still on), if it is something I want to shoot (aka, kill), I obviously have to click off the safety, however, it is a PITA, almost impossible to do with your trigger finger, so I wind up using my right hand to click the safety (I am left handed), at this point, the “victom” is no longer in my sights.

Is there a better way to shut the safety off?
Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!!!

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Les Baer, very nice work.

Yeah, No Kidding. My EDC is a Les Baer Thunder Ranch Special “TRS”. Ouch. but worth every penny!

quote Pilgrim:

Leupy’s got a great photo gallery at his site. I love his work.

I have owned my Condor for about a week or so.
It is amazing what you guy’s do with your guns, very impressive.
I already have close to 2 grand in the Condor, including accessories and am just getting started…, this thing is a real “money pit”.
I have more $$$ in this than I do my custom .45!! (of course, it was customized about 20 years ago and things cost much more now)

Leupy’s got a great photo gallery at his site. I love his work.

This is actually Leupy’s rifle. He cut a side cocking slot in his frame and he used the funny looking thing up front to hold onto as he cocks the gun.

quote WalkonKing:

Take a look at this. This will make using the safety much easier.

From Leupy’s Shop in the U.K. The saftey should be easy enough to make for yourself.

WOW!!!
That is NICE!!!

What is the ‘other” think that looks like a trigger in front of the safety?

I like the way your rifle looks, very cool:)

Thanks for the pic…

Wayne, I like to think of expletives as enhancements to my vocabulary, not as crutches. Many don’t agree. 🙄

If your going to ask a question, you’ll get direct answers and and others will offer other methods. No one knows your background and many newbies read the forums too, so your question isn’t just for your own benefit.

If you get agitated by childish hijacking of a thread, you’ve come to the wrong forum, brother. 😯

Wok, that is a VERY cool safety.

LOL that’s just what i’ve got coming 😉

Nearly there now…Just a camo paint job to do 😀

Matt

Take a look at this. This will make using the safety much easier.

From Leupy’s Shop in the U.K. The saftey should be easy enough to make for yourself.

The question” was NOT answered if you bothered to read any of this at all (seems everyone else was able to understand the question and address it intelligently.)

The question was about the safety being a PITA to shut off and looking for a mod to make it more efficient to use, I asked-
“Is there a better way to shut the safety off?”

I did not ask if there was a “better time” to shut off the safety.
I did not solicit a safety course, just asked a simple question.

I am always amazed at the lack of reading comprehension…, just amazing, as well as having to resort to 4 letter slang words because of lack of vocabulary to convey one’s thoughts.
🙄

oops, forgot the smiley face 😀

waynejitsu, you asked a legitimate question and DKOwen gave you a legitimate answer. If you don’t want your question answered, don’t ask the fucking question.

wayne,

apparently dk would be more comfortable with a spotting scope to identify the target and a gun with no safety (they are not to be trusted).

I do agree looking through a scope is not the best way to determine what is or isnt a target; but I’m with you as far as I have a target, follow it through the scope (safety on) and click off the safety only just before actually ready to shoot.

cheers

don

synopsys and MikeLedbetter-

Thanks for the info, very much appreciated:)
I will give it a shot, LOL!!

You have added nothing to my question.
Hijacking a thread is not cool.

If you would like to stay on course, fine, but drifting off like that is childish and adds nothing to the information aspect.

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