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If the trigger safety is not depressed, the trigger will not move rearwards and allow the pistol to fire. Come on, Gov, you know better than that. Glocks have a feature that prevents the trigger from accidentally being pulled, blocks the firing pin until the trigger is fully pressed, and the pistol is not actually cocked until the trigger is puled. the number of people out there who keep a single-action revolver as a home defense or self-defense gun is likely negligible., Not to mention that those idiots have no right to expect anyone to take them seriously. Ive dropped a loaded Glock once, actually the only pistol Ive ever dropped in my life. And the latter is where a Glock is dangerous as is *any* other firearm. You might like it. Some say it makes the trigger drag, but it doesnt on mine. Carry chambered ever since. You would probably be more likely to survive in a Banzai charge. If you carry a modern pistol with an exposed trigger, you are own your own. Carried chambered until the kids came. I dont have to hit a bypass cause its cocked, or turn off a safety, just pump and fire. When the term "loaded" means a round in the chamber and you need to carry, either open carry or concealed, with an unloaded gun, training to be faster with your draw will be very important. Maybe. I use either a DiSantis OWB when its jacket/coat weather or an Alien Gear 3.5 IWB when it Polo or T shirt weather. In reality, the 1911 with only the grip safety would be as safe or safer than the Glock. The first Glock safety that you will interact with is the trigger safety, which takes the form of a spring-loaded lever located in the center of the trigger. So you have no quibble with the line; If dropped, the hammer could contact the primer and therefore, fire., in relation to SA revolvers? Yep, if you havent actually ever been in a gunfight before you can shut the f#*k up about what or how I carry. I assume the manual safety was also engaged, but such a strap on the holster sounds pretty good, as well! It could easily tuck into a nightstand safe or tossed into a range bag. If you need to defend yourself, you cannot afford the time to rack the slide. While numbers vary, reacting to something - anything - takes a . I carry with a round chambered in my autoloading handguns. By all means, carry what you are competent to handle effectively and safely. It made me feel extremely uncomfortable. Since I do not carry(Los Angeles County), my handguns are ready very quickly. Some extras, just in case one breaks?