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<blockquote data-quote="shaughn" data-source="post: 2992990"><p>Glocks were known or developed a reputation for going off during holstering. </p><p></p><p>Much of the time due to carelessness of the operator. The trigger pull is about 5.5 lbs on Glocks and the only safety is the blade in the trigger. depress the blade and then the trigger and boom.</p><p></p><p> Well , during holstering foreign objects ,clothing, leather of the thumb snaps of the holster , finger etc were depressing the blade and then a ND occurred. Any striker fired pistol along the lines of the Glock system can suffer the same fate.</p><p></p><p>Training can overcome this, some agencies, New Jersey..I think..added a heavier trigger in addition to training and revamping issued equipment, don't recall it being much of an issue anymore, but it does make the news in dribs and drabs. </p><p></p><p>The trainers at the place I worked, and we had to use thumb break holsters, just made sure that the users of Glocks were aware when holstering, with the index covering the trigger guard, no ND due to the dreaded Glock trigger while I was there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shaughn, post: 2992990"] Glocks were known or developed a reputation for going off during holstering. Much of the time due to carelessness of the operator. The trigger pull is about 5.5 lbs on Glocks and the only safety is the blade in the trigger. depress the blade and then the trigger and boom. Well , during holstering foreign objects ,clothing, leather of the thumb snaps of the holster , finger etc were depressing the blade and then a ND occurred. Any striker fired pistol along the lines of the Glock system can suffer the same fate. Training can overcome this, some agencies, New Jersey..I think..added a heavier trigger in addition to training and revamping issued equipment, don't recall it being much of an issue anymore, but it does make the news in dribs and drabs. The trainers at the place I worked, and we had to use thumb break holsters, just made sure that the users of Glocks were aware when holstering, with the index covering the trigger guard, no ND due to the dreaded Glock trigger while I was there. [/QUOTE]
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