Are safety's required?

[cougar20th]

Well the overwhelming majority say it's a good idea to include safetys..

tunaman5 I will be in touch. Still in the planning stages.

[Trbo323]

Well the overwhelming majority say it's a good idea to include safetys..

tunaman5 I will be in touch. Still in the planning stages.

I think that's smart to use the agd safety. More compatibility is good

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[cougar20th]

I think that's smart to use the agd safety. More compatibility is good

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All the frames I have done in the past have been milled for the AGD safety. I just let the user decide if they wanted to add it or not. This one Im considering including it for everyones ease.

[acrewofone]

The AGA62 (supposed to be an upgrade from the Crosman 3357), has virtually the same frame as the 3357, even the hole for the hammer safety is there, but the hole is empty.

[MrBarraclough]

I don't recall seeing trigger safeties mentioned in the ICPL or WCPL rule books. Trigger guards are required and are not supposed to be modified from how they came from the manufacturer, and for mechs that don't have sears and in which the trigger simply actuates a valve, they have to be single finger triggers with a 1.3" maximum clearance inside the trigger guard. And I have never seen the use or presence of safeties checked at an event.

I use an Inception EZ-PZ ASA on my Emek so I can quickly degas the marker and can visually confirm that the ASA is off from a distance.

[shocker_monkey]

I played a WCPL event earlier this year with my SFL. They didn't look for or ask about safeties.

[MrBarraclough]

Which event?

[shocker_monkey]

The Wisconsin Classic 10-Man back in August.