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<blockquote data-quote="henschman" data-source="post: 2643874" data-attributes="member: 4235"><p>I like my M&P full size a lot, but I've never messed with one with a safety lever, so I don't know if it is one like the Beretta's where it is easy to accidentally engage when performing a reload, or one like the 1911's that is easy to activate with a good high grip on the gun. I try to avoid stuff that increases my chances of getting killed, so I opted for the one with the trigger safety only. Safer that way IMO. I would definitely recommend getting hands on any external safety handgun before you buy and doing some dry fire and reload drills to see if there are any accidental engagement issues.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="henschman, post: 2643874, member: 4235"] I like my M&P full size a lot, but I've never messed with one with a safety lever, so I don't know if it is one like the Beretta's where it is easy to accidentally engage when performing a reload, or one like the 1911's that is easy to activate with a good high grip on the gun. I try to avoid stuff that increases my chances of getting killed, so I opted for the one with the trigger safety only. Safer that way IMO. I would definitely recommend getting hands on any external safety handgun before you buy and doing some dry fire and reload drills to see if there are any accidental engagement issues. [/QUOTE]
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