Gilroy

Well, it finally happened. While shooting IPSC at a local club, twice after reloading, my grip wasn't quite right and the trigger wouldn't pull. It cost me valuable time getting my grip right to activate the grip safety. I would like to disable it. Is there a simple process to do it?

I was in the same situation. I just started shooting uspsa/IPSC this year. What I had at hand to work with is a Kimber Classic II. It is 100% box stock. The only thing I did was purchase Wilson mags. It has been totally reliable and it is capable of good scores when I do my part. I am fortunate to belong to a club that shoots every week and the other members have taken me under their wings and helped me improve considerably. I think the most important thing to do is to just get out there and shoot. Take your time researching a new gun and make sure you get what you really want before spending a mortgage payment on one.