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Posted: 3/21/2006 4:54:07 PM EDT
Hello everyone! I just picked up a Kramer IWB #3 formy full size Springfield 1911. There is an indent for the thumb safety. And it is not in the "safe" position. When the gun is in the holster and I have the safety on, the indent is in the wrong place.Its in the "fire" position. Does that make sense? Is it supposed to be like that. How does everyone carry? I thought cocked and locked meant 1 in the barrel, cocked ,and safety on.

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you are correct. I'd drop a line to Kramer
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