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<blockquote data-quote="Chris Hayes" data-source="post: 3807413" data-attributes="member: 45854"><p>Re: Glock triggers and negligent discharges... I even do IDPA drills with a Glock. Come out of the holster and fire on a timer. This of course demands ultimate attention to where the booger picker is. Dang good practice and it is the model for all firearms to prevent NDs. Any gun is only as safe as the operator and all should be trained and drill regularly so muscle memory KEEPS your finger alongside the frame, not in the trigger guard. Training IS THE KEY to any firearms safety.</p><p></p><p>Here are some comments from a Marine instructor on his preference for no manual safety, IE 1911 or 92fs. Me personally, I like them all! Just have to train on each piece, as it should be anyway...</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]E0Ao6Fg6P1k:93[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chris Hayes, post: 3807413, member: 45854"] Re: Glock triggers and negligent discharges... I even do IDPA drills with a Glock. Come out of the holster and fire on a timer. This of course demands ultimate attention to where the booger picker is. Dang good practice and it is the model for all firearms to prevent NDs. Any gun is only as safe as the operator and all should be trained and drill regularly so muscle memory KEEPS your finger alongside the frame, not in the trigger guard. Training IS THE KEY to any firearms safety. Here are some comments from a Marine instructor on his preference for no manual safety, IE 1911 or 92fs. Me personally, I like them all! Just have to train on each piece, as it should be anyway... [MEDIA=youtube]E0Ao6Fg6P1k:93[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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