Good morning, not just for ladies but also for people with disabilities like myself. My son has a Glock 19 and I tried to use it but I could not due to medical issues. I have poor grip strength. I tried this one and works for me. Specially home defense. Thank you for the video.
I have several carry-sized pistols from a variety of manufacturers, all of which I can operate with no problem. The 4” Shield Plus had become a favorite for daily carry. However, in my quest for a pistol which can be safely and comfortably be carried in the appendix position, I recently purchased an Equalizer with a manual safety. The 1911-style controls allow the Equalizer to be safely holstered in the appendix position which was a concern when carrying a striker fired pistol with a fully cocked striker and no manual or grip safety. The fact that the Equalizer shares magazines with my Shield Plus is a bonus. Since the Equalizer is hammer fired with a single action trigger, I found that it can easily be shot very accurately out to 25 yards, especially once I equipped it with a Holosun optic. Many reviewers dwell on the Equalizer’s features that benefit people with reduced hand strength or similar physical impairment but in fact this pistol is a great choice for any person.
I have been an avid hand gun shooter for over 30 years I’m now 56 and have Parkinson’s have had to sell off my handguns due to not being able to rack them. 6 months ago I found the shield 380 ez and fell in love with it but having all this left over 9 mm ammo and wanting another 9 mm I bought a equalizer today after 150 rounds at the range today I’m very happy to say I have a new cc.
Good morning, not just for ladies but also for people with disabilities like myself. My son has a Glock 19 and I tried to use it but I could not due to medical issues. I have poor grip strength. I tried this one and works for me. Specially home defense. Thank you for the video.
Like you guys haha ❤😂
I have several carry-sized pistols from a variety of manufacturers, all of which I can operate with no problem. The 4” Shield Plus had become a favorite for daily carry. However, in my quest for a pistol which can be safely and comfortably be carried in the appendix position, I recently purchased an Equalizer with a manual safety. The 1911-style controls allow the Equalizer to be safely holstered in the appendix position which was a concern when carrying a striker fired pistol with a fully cocked striker and no manual or grip safety. The fact that the Equalizer shares magazines with my Shield Plus is a bonus. Since the Equalizer is hammer fired with a single action trigger, I found that it can easily be shot very accurately out to 25 yards, especially once I equipped it with a Holosun optic. Many reviewers dwell on the Equalizer’s features that benefit people with reduced hand strength or similar physical impairment but in fact this pistol is a great choice for any person.
I have been an avid hand gun shooter for over 30 years I’m now 56 and have Parkinson’s have had to sell off my handguns due to not being able to rack them. 6 months ago I found the shield 380 ez and fell in love with it but having all this left over 9 mm ammo and wanting another 9 mm I bought a equalizer today after 150 rounds at the range today I’m very happy to say I have a new cc.
You guys do good reviews and you shoot aggressively which is cool to see and more realistic in use. Gonna check your other videos. Taurus G3 review?
Thanks for the positive comments! We’ll see what we can do about a Taurus g3 review!
Are the magazines interchangeable with the Shield Plus.
Yes
It's not a "back safety" - the gun has a grip safety.