once you are done shooting? Do you pull the trigger and let it stay back, or keep it in the forward position? I heard many people that it's a good idea to keep the trigger at the back for storage. It will release the tention on the firing pin and trigger spring. On the other hand, the firing pun safety plunger will be compressed (loading the spring underneath) in this case. You can turn an unload Glock upside down to see what I am talking about. Will this cause that particular spring to fatigue sooner, and firing pin safety become less or even no longer effective?