rattling mule kickers. built like a tank
Some guys have swapped out the factory safety for an aftermarket one that's shaped differently. It has a piece that sticks up higher than the original.Same, I've hunted with that safety for years.
I could definitely see that catching on something. Modified safety switch sounds like a bad idea.Some guys have swapped out the factory safety for an aftermarket one that's shaped differently. It has a piece that sticks up higher than the original.
It's supposed to make the safety easier to activate/deactivate.
I wonder if that's what happened in his case?
I saw the videos on swapping the safety out, but the original works perfectly- also doesn't typically move when rubbed against clothing etc.
Fixed it for you!I could definitely see that catching on something An 835 sounds like a bad idea.
If anyone wants to give REN am 835, I will take it instead. I'm not turning my nose up at a free shotgun.I literally wouldnt own one if someone gave me one No knock on people that like them, I just cant stand them.
I had a very close call with this exact scenario years ago. Got up to move and reposition on a bird quickly , dropped off a thick hillside and not only did my safety get moved but got caught in some vines and my trigger got pulled as well with gun on sling around my shoulder , 20" barrel up around top of head level . Very thankful it didn't turn out like it could have !The only thing that has turned me off of 835s is the safety. Every person that I have hunted with that owned one at some point the safety gets flipped off by rubbing on vest, decoys, body when moving through the woods. After the first, I walk behind and flick it back down when it happens.