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The trigger pull on a Glock is considerably different than the trigger pull on a DA revolver, Sig, Ruger p series, or Kel tec. I have or had all of these guns. The trigger pull on my Glock 26 is actually very similar to the trigger pull on my Hi Powers with the exception that the Hi powers have a longer trigger pull and it is not that different than the trigger pull on the 1911s I have had. Frankly it amuses me when people are uncomfortable carrying a 1911 or Hi Power cocked and locked so they go to a Glock. That is like carrying a 1911 or Hi Power with the safety thumb safety off.

Having said that your primary safety with any handgun is your brain. Don't put your finger on the trigger and make sure that nothing gets in the way of the trigger when holstering and you will be fine.