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10-02-2010, 05:10 PM
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Joe,
Point well taken, BUT under stress, with the adrenelin FLOWING, folks forget to NOT pull the trigger until the gun is on target. A holster covering the trigger is a good first step to prevent unwanted shooting of self or others. If you ever are in a situation UNDER STRESS, come back and chat. Glock, or no Glock, PULLING the trigger in a holster happens and it is NOT GOOD! Keep on being safe. Adam
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Adam Helmer Last edited by Adam Helmer; 10-03-2010 at 09:14 AM. 
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10-03-2010, 09:45 AM
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It depends
I agree with Joe, more training and awareness seem to be very important when shooting targets. A fellow at our gun club was practicing and shot himself in the leg. I recall seeing a video where a DEA agent in front of a classroom of children put a round into his leg. Not sure what stress was involved there, but prior training may have been an issue. All the best...
Gil
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10-03-2010, 09:50 AM
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a neighboring city had a cadet shoot himself two weeks ago at the allentown police academy (easton cadet). It was on the re-holstering of what a friend told me was most likely a G19 according to academy standards. i agree the trigger should be covered in a holster. I too am in need of a new holster for the G26. Be careful
kt
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