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A gun pointing at your head has more potential for danger than one pointing in a safe direction. Freak accidents are not the product of the paranoid.I am a industrial safety guy & have seen many anomalies. Metal fatigue does happen.

I am unsure about this LEO's judgement. Carrying his weapon in a crowded restaurant in such a manner is not prudent, how can I be sure that he hasnt radically tricked his gun out to the extreme? How do I know that his holster is not worn to the point that it is putting pressure on the trigger? Like the typically train LEO, the only weapon I trust is the one in my hand.

Im sure you guys remember this one:

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