David Scott
New member
I've read that people who use double-action decocker pistols sometimes forget to decock when the crunch is over. They holster a cocked weapon, which in the absence of a manual safety is not the best idea.
My question is, would there be any merit in designing a holster that trips the decocker whenever you insert the pistol? Could it be done? Would anyone buy one?
My question is, would there be any merit in designing a holster that trips the decocker whenever you insert the pistol? Could it be done? Would anyone buy one?