No flame.....but why not become comfortable with the gun before carrying it? Just use a good holster that covers the trigger and you have nothing to worry about.ecd1211 wrote:i own three handguns and none of them have a manual safety. I have a Glock 19, a Glock 22, and a Smith & Wesson 642. On all three pistols, I just pull the trigger and the gun goes "bang." I would get flamed by some for saying this, but I do not keep a round chambered in either Glock -- the 19 is my "car gun," and the 22 is my "nightstand gun." I'd have to rack the slide to chamber a round before firing in an emergency situation. The S&W has a stiff enough trigger that I don't think keeping an empty chamber is necessary.
Liberty wrote:[ I'm not slamming the Glock, but I believe it is foolhardy to own and pack such a gun without understanding the inherent risks with such a gun. It seems that everyone says that these types of accidents can't happen to them until they shoot themself or someone else.
Oh come on........yeah you are slamming Glock!
I have purposely observed you state this NUMEROUS times about this particular brand of handgun. I am still waiting on this same argument to be presented for the many other handguns without a manual safety. If you can point to one of your posts that says the same about a S&W M&P I will shut up and apologize. 
G'night.
Jason