Do you have to hold the lock lever in an unlock position while sliding?
373734
No, once it's popped up it's free. There are two locks, one on either side of the seat, with nothing to catch in the middle while you slide. You unlatch one and then latch the other side once they are fully in. Seat works great and we are very happy with it!
373735
No, you just release the lock lever and when you reach the other side it automatically locks in place. Works nicely.
373736
No, there is no lock lever, just a flexible piece of plastic that is attached to the underside of the seat. It extends from each side of the seat & has a hook on each end that clamps to the frame. You just unclamp it from one side, slide across to the other end & attach the clamp to that side. When you see it you will understand the simplicity of it better than I can describe. It is very easy to use & does a good job securing the seat. You will not have any problem using it.
1247845
It does "lock," but not in the way I believe you are saying (there is no latch to unlock it if that's what you mean). If you extend it out fully, it will "lock" but a push will retract it back in. Just the same when it is fully retracted, it "locks" into place there as well, but again, with a slight pull, it comes unlocked. It is not a free flowing slide. Confusing I know, but I hope it makes some sense.
1635719
Yea, mine lock in both directions. You push until there's a small click and the same for the open position.
46516
No there isn't a lock to keep it open. However, when moving it you may simply hold the bar side that slides in place so it won't close.
40934
Yes it locks in place very well. With mine it had a slight error where twice it locked a little too well and wouldn't shut.
825473
Yes. Push slider on button towards top and it locks. You can leave it as long as you like. Works great.
1402119
No, there is a small lever to lock the handle in the on position. We leave this lock in place all the time.
1105002
The devise moves up toward the slide when you push up to lock the slide. The only issue I can foresee is will your thumb be able to contact the slide release/lock with a thicker grip. For me, I would modify the grip before I would give up the lock, it make locking and releasing the slide much more reliable, especially doing malfunction drills.
2005094
No. it locks in place. You have to squeeze the handle, depress the lock button, then let the handle go and the blade will retrack. Not having the blade lock would be a hindrance to usage. For you would have to remember to keep the handle squeezed.
2145026
No, it cannot be locked in the "on" position, although it takes very little effort on the switch once you thumb the safety.
1897220
Yes. It took a couple of minutes to figure out (to see where the locking pins are), but it was pretty easy. If something does not move easily, there is probably a pin holding it in place. Find the pin to release it.
1508518
Hello, Thanks for your question. No, you only need one Slide Lock Lever per pistol. It is one lever that you can see on both sides of the pistol. You are supposed to pinch both sides of the lever with your thumb and fore finger and pull down. You can then slightly pull back the slide then slide it forward and off of the pistol. With the Stock Slide Lock Lever it can be hard on the fingers. The Lone Wolf Extended Slide Lock Lever makes it much easier to perform this operation every time you need to clean or maintain your pistol. You can find videos of this operation on popular video sites. Your friends at fuddlebucks.
2069018
No actual locking mechanism but it does sit relatively securely. When operational I do hold it in place just in case.
1706232
Have the locking mechanism in the unlocked position and turn it clockwise to tighten it
1800851
the yellow switch on left side does slide to lock it ... could have bumped it down ... to fix issue slide the slider to the top
1266962
Yes. The handle locks in both the extended and retracted positions and there is a button to unlock it.
1531374
Yes, It locks in the up and down position. There are two safety clips on the release bar that must be moved before you can press the release bar