For Glocks: SAFE-DRAW (Don't Be "That" Guy)

[zman]

Haha! I didn't know these existed. Is it really that common (a.k.a. Glock Leg) that some company had to invent this?




Oh & if you want a deal

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[Tasty]

I suppose some people would benefit from that. I guess? Only time I've ever heard of people shooting themselves (on accident) with a semi that's not a 1911 was when they were using a serpa holster. And even those cases seems to be shrouded in "he said he knew a guy who talked to a guy who saw someone..."

[Jimmybacon43]

"Glock safe draw, for people too dumb to keep their finger off the trigger".

[Rider1k]

"Glock safe draw, for people too dumb to keep their finger off the trigger".

^^ THIS

[12voltguy]

I suppose some people would benefit from that. I guess? Only time I've ever heard of people shooting themselves (on accident) with a semi that's not a 1911 was when they were using a serpa holster. And even those cases seems to be shrouded in "he said he knew a guy who talked to a guy who saw someone..."

ooooooooooooo they are out vthere
easy to find too

[OUTLAWZ]

Finger on trigger, Safety off. Finger off trigger, Safety on. If you don't trust yourself enough and have to get one of these for your Glock, you should not be using one period.

[Snoopy47]

This is how NY City trains their officers and why they have 12 pound triggers on their Glocks.

It’s always fun to watch (from behind cover) people with poor firearms handling techniques.

For example, you can be that person that is used to a 12 pound trigger, never trained properly to not touch the trigger until ready to shoot. Then when the day comes a stranger at the range lets you shoot his fancy competition handgun with a 3.5 trigger you both can laugh when the gun discharges the moment you pick it up because you allowed yourself to train without trigger awareness.

Correct execution of actions in "Stressful" situations are reinforced my motor memory, not equipment handicaps.

[Arkangel]

Lol...

I had never heard of "Glock leg" before.

[Leethe4th]

If you are stupid enough to pull the trigger while drawing a Glock, or any other pistol or revolver, then you are to stupid to carry a gun. It is not accidental or negligent, it is just stupid.

Col Jeff Cooper said stay away from stupid people.

[thegamettt]

hahah silly glocks

[hossb7]

Should be marketed for people who use SERPA holsters, not Glock owners.

[_TomT_]

ooooooooooooo they are out vthere
easy to find too

"And then my training kicked in and I immediately called my mother."

I know this guy said not to ridicule him, but...

['ol shooter]

For the Special Needs shooter?

[Carcassonne]

ooooooooooooo they are out vthere
easy to find too

They have music videos now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTGmTrQXrwg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnfQmgL0IYs

[Arkangel]

Should be marketed for people who use SERPA holsters, not Glock owners.

I use SERPA holsters, and have for years (both duty and CQC), In that time, after countless draws and I don't know how much live fire training, I have never placed or had my finger come close to touching the trigger before I made the conscious decision to place it there.

I have no idea why some people blame a holster, when it's the person operating the firearm that pulls the trigger.

When some idiot shoots themselves in the leg, I don't blame the gun, or the holster. I blame the idiot.