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[WingDings]

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[Paperchasin]

The safety on mine was very very difficult to engage and dis engage. So much that I simply left it dis engaged all the time. I always yelled and anyone that wanted to shoot it to keep their fingers off the trigger at all times!!

[Barbarosa]

A lot of people complain of the 41's safety getting bumped to the ON position. Yours is the first I have ever heard of the gun firing merely by disengaging the safety! I think a call/email to S&W's repair shop would be in order.

[03fatboy]

Not an issue I have ever dealt with.

If it was me, I would call the mother ship and see what they say. My guess is they will send you a shipping label for warranty repair.

[Jesse 2]

Is this repeatable? Did you try to pull trigger when safety was partially engaged, and then it fired by toggling safety alone? Ruger Mark IV had a recall for this reason.


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[newbie1234]

The safety on mine was very very difficult to engage and dis engage. So much that I simply left it dis engaged all the time....

My 41 is the same.

[beerman]

wow..neither of my 41's have ever had safety issues FWIW.

[russ69]

Yes, return to S&W for service. Competitive bulleye shooters generally do not use the safety because forgetting to switch it off ruins a match score.

[Jesse 2]

You can also use mag disconnect as extra safety. I feel an unresponsive safety is more of liability than benefit.


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