Does this pistol have working grip safety like the kwc Colt commander
1343272
Yes, the grip safety and the thumb safety are operational. The slide latch is also operational, and the hammer will cock and uncock as expected. This is a very true to form replica of an 1911.
1343273
I am not familiar with the Colt Commander (kwc brand), but my Tanfoglio 1911 does have a working grip safety. Also, the Tanfoglio 1911 is great to shoot and in my opinion a fine replica, too.
1343274
It has all of the safeties and features of a real 1911-A1 including a lanyard loop.
83077
They do on my Springfield 1911. Only one side of the ambi safety has a little lip witch extends into the grip, that's why you see one of the grips with a slot at the top corner.
1074992
I never had problems with any HOGUE grips on any of my revolvers, they are made for comfort and will not be in the way of any operation
1865142
It takes the place of the existing grip. The process is very well described on the included instruction sheet. I find this to be a very good grip. With the original, the gun was difficult for me to hold. The Hogue makes it very stable.
1756014
Yes it is, The cheeper hand grips are poorly made compared to the original hand grips with all the control markings on the cheeper version coming off after just a bit of use, and the controls themselves start to malfunction after a short period of time. The original grip is just better made, and from my experience is worth the extra money you will never have a problem with it. I hope this helps.
746790
Yes there is - safety turns on a flashlight & fire switches to mace - also , the safety is on the handle where your thumb can change it - The holster can also hold a Walther P22 pistol & a Smith & Wesson hammerless 38 special & is VERY secure to you - the holster fits tight & good - highly recommend it - CF
1465939
No. It is an excellent product. Stays on but can be removed if you wish.I have a bad rt. thumb and on the rear side of the slide (.45) I can grip with out a problem. I have used it on ft. trigger guard,grip area and covered knife handles .buy a lot.I keep finding new uses for it every day. Great stuff,...... I have bought at least 18 sheets, still have several but will never be without it.
2187508
Yes...its has the standard Taurus grip...the Hogue grip is just a little longer and a pain to get on..but then it stays on. I have big hands to the gun is small in my hand. Use the self defense rounds from Hornady +P...so I just want a good grip and for that I need something for my pinky finger to wrap around. The grip could've been longer for my taset, but then its a CCW weapon. So I am happy with the results.
2070945
No, It's just like a real pistol that shoots in semi function and as for the safety there's a button on the grip and that is your safety
307030
As long as it is a compact/officers model. It will not fit a commander or full size grip.
368617
Absolutely not! It is easily done by either left or right handed shooters and is perfectly centered in the middle of the top of the grip, "up" to fire and "down" for safe. It is a smooth manual safety and the crossbow must be cocked with the safety in the "fire" position (UP) and then slide down to "SAFE" when it is cocked and before you load a bolt (arrow). It is a great crossbow!
182052
The trigger guard is forward of the pistol grip and the grip kind of encircles the trigger guard.I positioned the grip and took a drill bit in a cordless drilled a hole while holding the grip in place.Make sure to use a smaller drill bit(smaller than the screw sent to attach it with ) ,Bit must be long enough to go through the attaching hole and not hit the grip with the cordless drill .Don't drill to deep maybe one half inch or so is plenty .Tighten the screw pretty snug and you are done .Works and looks great .Hope this helps.
1101997
No it does not have a safety. However, my 10-year-old has not had any problems with being unsafe with the product. As someone already mentioned, learning to keep ones finger off the trigger until ready to pull it is always the safest way to handle a gun. The gun has been a lot of fun and although there were some quality issues with the stock, it has been powerful and fairly accurate for what it is. I would venture to guess that one would be pressed to find another .22 cal. air gun with a wood stock that does what it does in a similar price range. I would say that it has been worth the money. No it does not have a safety. However, my 10-year-old has not had any problems with being unsafe with the product. As someone already mentioned, learning to keep ones finger off the trigger until ready to pull it is always the safest way to handle a gun. The gun has been a lot of fun and although there were some quality issues with the stock, it has been powerful and fairly accurate for what it is. I would venture to guess that one would be pressed to find another .22 cal. air gun with a wood stock that does what it does in a similar price range. I would say that it has been worth the money.
2066803
I put mine on an American Tactical Titan, I believe the Titin to have the same grip as the Colt Combat Commander. Mine holds 7 rounds, this grip will not fit the G.I. model full size 8 round mag. Hope this helps. :)
973443
Recoil is going to occur, especially on short-barrelled handguns. What a good grip will do is properly and comfortably seat the gun in your hand to allow you to better absorb the recoil and bring your sights back on target.
1328859
No, however we do have a grip extension for the Smith and Wesson Bodyguard 380. Just type in "Garrison Grip Bodyguard 380" on to the amazon search feature to find it. We have many different makes and models covered. Thanks for asking.
746787
Yes the is a safety, and I do recommend the holster, be carful on the reload it can go off in your face.