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<blockquote data-quote="HitManSE" data-source="post: 3207507" data-attributes="member: 549624">//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gifIF you keep your finger off the trigger, you dont have anything to worry about. Ive been carrying for a while now, with 1 in the chamber &amp;amp; it hasnt gone off &quot;accidentally&quot; the trigger wont even go back unless something gets in there and continues to apply pressure.As for a decocker, well the firing pin isnt in the cocked position. Even with 1 in the chamber. It cocks when the trigger starts being pulled. So its not like its cocked and under pressure waiting to go off.Its 100% safe, just keep your finger off the trigger. ANY accident thats happened with a Glock is the operators fault. Its at the point where its become a pet peeve, unless you&#039;re ready to shoot, your finger stays off the trigger. End of story.As far as sigs go, love em. The reason a lot of people dont like Glocks is because they cant shoot them well. Its weird, but the way the trigger breaks is different from other guns. If you&#039;re used to shooting well with say, a 1911 or a Sig you&#039;re probably not going to shoot well with a Glock (majority anyway) this goes the other way as well. Im used to the way the Glocks shoot, but not so much other handguns. Reason being, I carry my Glock.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HitManSE, post: 3207507, member: 549624"] [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif[/IMG] IF you keep your finger off the trigger, you dont have anything to worry about. Ive been carrying for a while now, with 1 in the chamber & it hasnt gone off "accidentally" the trigger wont even go back unless something gets in there and continues to apply pressure. As for a decocker, well the firing pin isnt in the cocked position. Even with 1 in the chamber. It cocks when the trigger starts being pulled. So its not like its cocked and under pressure waiting to go off. Its 100% safe, just keep your finger off the trigger. ANY accident thats happened with a Glock is the operators fault. Its at the point where its become a pet peeve, unless you're ready to shoot, your finger stays off the trigger. End of story. As far as sigs go, love em. The reason a lot of people dont like Glocks is because they cant shoot them well. Its weird, but the way the trigger breaks is different from other guns. If you're used to shooting well with say, a 1911 or a Sig you're probably not going to shoot well with a Glock (majority anyway) this goes the other way as well. Im used to the way the Glocks shoot, but not so much other handguns. Reason being, I carry my Glock. [/QUOTE]

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