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GM had that power the second you activated their On-Star. Or... maybe before that? However, see this: https://www.wikihow.com/Deactivate-OnStar

That's not all. They will force you install GPS trackers to exactly track the mileage, separated on Interstate/surface streets maybe... If you don't agree to GPS probably you'll either pay extra on taxes, or like a fine when driving without insurance/ car inspection. As for public...

We need to hit rock bottom in order to free ourselfs, as a nation, of this nostalgic idea of socialism.

Where did you found it?

I would buy it... it's just nowhere to be found. Vaporware. But yes, even the third-party barrel manufacturers cannot keep up with demand those days.

Sure. Meanwhile, SA changed the design from sharp angle to a lesser one - see my first picture. Also APEX seems to followed the same idea. This is their new kit, note that the sharp corner on the safety blade is gone:

I wonder is SA has any intention in the future to sell separately the barrel and compensators from Hellcat RDP. For some people, it probably would be a nice upgrade to a normal Hellcat. I certainly would consider it.

That blade is not against "accidental pulling of trigger". It's there to protect against dropping the gun and landing on the back side. That would action the trigger because inertia.

I educated myself more about that. If one spends enough time at the range he can "point" with his body, adopting the same stance every time... Point shooting.

It doesn't bind. Just takes a bit more effort than the normal pull.

I absolutely agree. Everyone makes it's own informed decisions, I don't take responsibility for anyone's actions. We are all adults and we should be able to think and evaluate what is more likely to happen... UD because I am holstering negligently? UD when I drop the gun? Or getting killed...

As I saw on two videos, it takes just some 10 passes with a fine file. It's soft plastic. PS: The Apex, PRP and Hyve Tech triggers have the same sharp angled edge, so they might be "bad" too. Wonder if they will change their designs too. See them here:

Nobody said that. Is that once the trigger refused to work (correctly, because the blade was not depressed), you can't just roll the finger to depress the blade to fire. At that point, you need to completely release the trigger to be able to fire. For some that's a problem and SA seem to fixed...

What people did argue is that, while you keep pressed laterally and back on the main trigger, if you later press the middle blade (like you would roll the finger in), it would not slide back in, the trigger remains locked. No matter what force you apply. Mine takes a bit more pressure, makes a...

The video was posted in May 2020, I bought mine in February 2021. The flat "paddle" in the middle of trigger is what got changed. I took a snapshot of the Hellcat RDP from SA website and it looks like mine:

So I got some 300-400 rounds trough my new Hellcat, and I only now saw the outrage about the trigger binding in certain conditions. OK, open minded here... Watching the YT videos I was curious why some people have that issue and some don't. I managed to grab a screenshoot of the trigger from one...

I am an inexperienced shooter. Put about 400 rounds (various brands) trough my Hellcat and had not a single jam or malfunction. I only had one user-related issue - depressing accidentally the mag release during firing at range. I needed to work on my grip on this small gun.

I didn't read it on Internet, it was during my CC face-to-face class.

Personally, due to normal aging of the eyes, I can see well far, but not so well close-up - sights are blurred even with full arm stretch. I can see the Hellcat sights better than other brands, but still they are blurred. So I have attached a Veridian laser on my Hellcat. My instructor told me...

Great pointers guys! This video indeed tells me why I am missing low and left: