Just thinking aloud...
I like Glocks (not my first choice), but their trigger safety system has always struck me as not a real safety at all. Granted, their drop safety feature is consistent with other manufacturers, but the trigger "safety" is merely a secondary button/trigger/release built into the trigger. Glock praises this feature for its ability to prevent the trigger from being inadvertently engaged, unless the trigger release button is pushed. How can this "release" NOT be engaged. In other words, is it not very easy or unavoidable in just merely grabbing the gun and putting one's finger on the trigger to render it ready to fire...with no trigger safety at all?
Maybe I'm missing the point...Glocks ARE kool guns and I might get a 10 mm on of these days...feel free to throw some feedback my way (not intended to be a Glock-bashing, but a knowledge quest)
I like Glocks (not my first choice), but their trigger safety system has always struck me as not a real safety at all. Granted, their drop safety feature is consistent with other manufacturers, but the trigger "safety" is merely a secondary button/trigger/release built into the trigger. Glock praises this feature for its ability to prevent the trigger from being inadvertently engaged, unless the trigger release button is pushed. How can this "release" NOT be engaged. In other words, is it not very easy or unavoidable in just merely grabbing the gun and putting one's finger on the trigger to render it ready to fire...with no trigger safety at all?
Maybe I'm missing the point...Glocks ARE kool guns and I might get a 10 mm on of these days...feel free to throw some feedback my way (not intended to be a Glock-bashing, but a knowledge quest)