Another benefit of the SFS extended slide stop: As a lefty I've always used my left trigger finger to operate the mag release and the slide stop. The SFS slide stop makes this much easier because I can just place a larger part of my trigger finger (not just the tip as in most slide releases) and and press down. Whether you're a lefty or a righty, the SFS slide stop is a bigger target to hit in a hurry and makes working the slide in a much easier.
I’ve found the normal length slide stop adequate for me and I’m a lefty as well. Having to use my trigger finger for the slide release and the mag release is a pain, so an Ambi mag release is a must for me.
What we really need is a slide stop that will not lock open before the magazine is empty because of modern thumb placement which controls recoil. There is no need for the firing side hand to drop the the slide stop. That is done with the support hand as the magazine is seated.The firing side thumb stays on top of the safety.
Love the looks of that slide stop, ordered one for a Practical. Have both of the Arcus pistols as well and like the full size 94 a lot. It's a beat up surplus but looks cool and shoots great. The compact Mark III is harder to shoot accurately. Wish I would have bought more when the gettin was good.
You have mounted a Picatinny adapter on the High-Power. As I have a High-Power myself, I've been looking for something like this for a long time. Can you give me a tip on where I can get one? Thank you
Hi, could you indicate the rail part placed on the black one, what company realize this part ? (for light or laser); was it added after buying the gun ? I want to find the reference part. Thanks.
Is premature slide stop with a round still in the mag likely your thumb engaging slide stop? I have a new hi power (to me) and shot 150 rounds through it with 3-4 premature slide stops
I am not understanding something tremendously. I have worked with that SFS system before. On both occasions when I would put the safety on it would drop the hammer. Has something changed in the way they made that system. Because I don't want to manipulate the gun some goofy way to reach back and push the hammer down. That doesn't mean I won't do it, but I shouldn't have to considering I have seen that system work just fine by flicking the safety on. Just like you would normally do to make the firearm safe. I am not worried about carrying a firearm cocked and locked. I don't care what other people think. Every police officer that carries a Glock carries it cocked and it doesn't have a safety on it at all. That little plastic lever on them Glocks does absolutely nothing. It doesn't stop the gun from firing should you drop it it doesn't do a damn thing. It is there to make people feel good. I still can't figure out why these police departments have gotten away with carrying firearms with no safeties on them. And not been sued up the wazoo.
Mike I gave Mark at BHSpring a surplus FN Belgium they did a complete spring job installed the SFS and they refinished it it looked brand new and it shot like new I also installed the BHSpring recoil absorbing guide rod and a match barrel I am very please with the results that is my Hi Power that I shoot I have 2 others a T Series and a C Series those are in original pristine condition and are not shot by the way the wood grips they sell are also great.
Another benefit of the SFS extended slide stop: As a lefty I've always used my left trigger finger to operate the mag release and the slide stop. The SFS slide stop makes this much easier because I can just place a larger part of my trigger finger (not just the tip as in most slide releases) and and press down. Whether you're a lefty or a righty, the SFS slide stop is a bigger target to hit in a hurry and makes working the slide in a much easier.
I’ve found the normal length slide stop adequate for me and I’m a lefty as well. Having to use my trigger finger for the slide release and the mag release is a pain, so an Ambi mag release is a must for me.
What we really need is a slide stop that will not lock open before the magazine is empty because of modern thumb placement which controls recoil. There is no need for the firing side hand to drop the the slide stop. That is done with the support hand as the magazine is seated.The firing side thumb stays on top of the safety.
Love the looks of that slide stop, ordered one for a Practical. Have both of the Arcus pistols as well and like the full size 94 a lot. It's a beat up surplus but looks cool and shoots great. The compact Mark III is harder to shoot accurately. Wish I would have bought more when the gettin was good.
Very helpful video. Thanks for posting. I love those pistols.
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Gonna have to get the sfs system for mine
Mark The SFS With The Extended Slide Stop Is A Perfect Marriage.
You have mounted a Picatinny adapter on the High-Power. As I have a High-Power myself, I've been looking for something like this for a long time. Can you give me a tip on where I can get one? Thank you
Who did that custom work for you in adding the picatinny?
great feature
Hi, could you indicate the rail part placed on the black one, what company realize this part ? (for light or laser); was it added after buying the gun ? I want to find the reference part. Thanks.
Is premature slide stop with a round still in the mag likely your thumb engaging slide stop? I have a new hi power (to me) and shot 150 rounds through it with 3-4 premature slide stops
John Moses 'god' Browning.
I see your point.
The hammer on the SFS is butt ugly, and spoils the lines on one of the most elegant pistols of all time.
Yes it is but it wont snag when carried concealed.
What kind of grips are those that have the rail on that pistol??
just won a bid on one. where do you go to have a scratched slide refinished?
Hermosa yo tengo una
what holster do you recommend for the hi power? i have a hard time finding one that support the extended slide stop/lock
We had a great experience with various CZ-75 (and clones) OWB and IWB holsters
I am not understanding something tremendously. I have worked with that SFS system before. On both occasions when I would put the safety on it would drop the hammer. Has something changed in the way they made that system. Because I don't want to manipulate the gun some goofy way to reach back and push the hammer down. That doesn't mean I won't do it, but I shouldn't have to considering I have seen that system work just fine by flicking the safety on. Just like you would normally do to make the firearm safe. I am not worried about carrying a firearm cocked and locked. I don't care what other people think. Every police officer that carries a Glock carries it cocked and it doesn't have a safety on it at all. That little plastic lever on them Glocks does absolutely nothing. It doesn't stop the gun from firing should you drop it it doesn't do a damn thing. It is there to make people feel good. I still can't figure out why these police departments have gotten away with carrying firearms with no safeties on them. And not been sued up the wazoo.
Were to get?
Are the surplus III's worth the price? If so who Wil refinish and install these spring kits. Help!
Mike I gave Mark at BHSpring a surplus FN Belgium they did a complete spring job installed the SFS and they refinished it it looked brand new and it shot like new I also installed the BHSpring recoil absorbing guide rod and a match barrel I am very please with the results that is my Hi Power that I shoot I have 2 others a T Series and a C Series those are in original pristine condition and are not shot by the way the wood grips they sell are also great.
14 lü Browning Arcus 9mm
1:26 thou shalt not drop the slide on an empty pistol!
lol