Does your EDC have a stock trigger?

Does your EDC have a stock trigger?

  • Yes

    Votes: 96 72.7%

  • No

    Votes: 36 27.3%
  • Total voters
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What happens when the lawyers find out I have been doing ninja training?
 
Mine is stock. Colt 1991A1, full sized, no modifications.

If I were to modify anything, it would be the safety lever...although I have no problems with the stock one, having a longer one would be nice.
 
SPST said:
I"m being sarcastic. You know that the attorney the victim hires will be all over the fact that you opted for an "upgraded trigger" so that you can kill people faster!
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The attorney that the _perpetrator_ hires.
 
NKD said:
What happens when the lawyers find out I have been doing ninja training?
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They will take your pistol and give you a sword and a few throwing stars!
 
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wvsig said:
They will take your pistol and give you a sword and a few throwing stars!
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But what if I had the sword professionally sharpened so that it was sharper and deadlier than normal? Dang prosecutors will have a field day!
 
NKD said:
But what if I had the sword professionally sharpened so that it was sharper and deadlier than normal? Dang prosecutors will have a field day!
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Don't forget you are going to need a permit to carry that thing.
 
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Yes, my edc has a stock trigger. And my reasons have nothing to do with legalities, trials, or any such as that. My reasons are purely sefish.
If I modify a gun, I never just do the trigger. There's usually a whole bunch of stuff gets changed, upgraded, polished, or a combination of those things. If, God forbid, I ever had to use my edc in self defense, I don't want a $550 gun with $300 worth of parts and labor sittin in lockup until they decide if they wanna try lynching me.
They can have my little $450 used beater. I got another one of those.
 
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