Another Appendix holster FAILURE..........

[OCEquestrian]

but we have the white undershirt we can't account for.

it looks pretty clearly tucked in behind the holster as he raises the outer shirt to holster. I didnt see the white shirt move stretch or bunch up as if snagged in the trigger guard as the gun was inserted downward into the holster.

[MarikinaMan]

Yeow. I have an AMT backup 380 which I holster on my appendix area. No issues. That’s weird.

[bug_eyedmonster]

I also wonder if the Glock has an aftermarket trigger in it.

Jerry

[protohyp]

keeping in mind all the safety rules he flags himself a few times prior to loading the weapon. plus he finishes out his 'administrative' load distracted and talking to someone.

This should not happen for any reason. Plus I assume his 'administrative' load would be done at home, why is this weapon out at all? If its a workplace carry then I get it but he was still distracted during the load and holster.

I use G-Code stuff but not their IWB stuff. I hate that both Glock and G-Code will have the microscope on them now.

It also looks like the holster may have split in half. looks like it though but can't confirm as he pulls something else out which could be the second mag pouch.

Lesson to be learned. DON'T BE DISTRACTED when handling ANY firearm. This is not just an argument about AIWB or 4:00 IWB.

[protohyp]

it looks pretty clearly tucked in behind the holster as he raises the outer shirt to holster. I didnt see the white shirt move stretch or bunch up as if snagged in the trigger guard as the gun was inserted downward into the holster.

I agree it looks tucked but we can clearly account for the grey shirt but whats happening under his belt line we can't.

[BigStiCK]

Maybe the Glock and the holster both bent/flexed enough to release the sear?

^^^^THIS?^^^^

I've read about Glocks being 'flexed' enough to release the sear. Is why I switched my carry piece to a CZ P-01.

[protohyp]

Actually I take that back...

After looking at it over and over again on my bigger screen he seems to only pull over the excess of the grey shirt. It looks like closer to his left hand the grey shirt gets in the holster when he is holstering. I can't screen capture clearly because of the resolution but thats what it seems like to me.

Also after the discharge when he pulls the gun out it seems like the shirt follows right behind it.

Again thats just what i'm seeing to my eyes but since last night I had been watching this multiple times and studying it since this is how I carry.

and in response to Bug Eyed comment about aftermarket triggers this is very valid as demonstrated in this post

https://instagram.com/p/BbuFEiXB7Qz/

[Erion929]

[bug_eyedmonster]

keeping in mind all the safety rules he flags himself a few times prior to loading the weapon. plus he finishes out his 'administrative' load distracted and talking to someone.

This should not happen for any reason. Plus I assume his 'administrative' load would be done at home, why is this weapon out at all? If its a workplace carry then I get it but he was still distracted during the load and holster.

I use G-Code stuff but not their IWB stuff. I hate that both Glock and G-Code will have the microscope on them now.

It also looks like the holster may have split in half. looks like it though but can't confirm as he pulls something else out which could be the second mag pouch.

Lesson to be learned. DON'T BE DISTRACTED when handling ANY firearm. This is not just an argument about AIWB or 4:00 IWB.

It looks like the back office of a range, which would explain why he was admin loading. When I worked at a gun store, we had a loading area, which was the safe that we kept personal firearms in. I'm not sure why it's being done at a table which others that are forward of him.

Jerry

[protohyp]

[Powder_Keg]

Damn, that sucks. Glad to see he's ok and in stable condition.

Was this a gun shop or range in NV?

[protohyp]

Nope.. Look at the video again.. he clearly pulls his gray T shirt up to holster then weapon and then pulls it down over the front of his pants before sitting down.

i dispute this now. check out the gif i posted

[broadside]

This is why I am ok being fat. I never have to worry about shooting my junk off via appendix carry screw up.

[pdq_wizzard]

^^^^THIS?^^^^

I've read about Glocks being 'flexed' enough to release the sear. Is why I switched my carry piece to a CZ P-01.

I don't believe this, the striker is not under enough pressure without the trigger being pulled.

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[protohyp]

^^^^THIS?^^^^

I've read about Glocks being 'flexed' enough to release the sear. Is why I switched my carry piece to a CZ P-01.

You clearly dont understand how internals in a gun work.

I can flex a Glock, Sig P320, or any striker fired gun and release the striker from the sear if I had the strength to do so without any ill effect. But at no point in the flex is the trigger bar riding over the plunger safety of the striker allowing the striker to hit the primer.

The trigger HAS to be pulled in order for it to fire. but the fact of the matter is no one can flex the gun enough without destroying some part of it