30.07 Posting Businesses

[majormadmax]

To save myself from having to type it out...

First, it protects the trigger, which helps lower the risk of negligent discharge. Second, it maintains the position of your handgun for quick and consistent access. Third, it helps ensure that your gun remains safely in your possession.

And this article provides numerous examples where holsterless carry lead to NDs...

https://www.outdoorhub.com/stories/2015/07/27/concealed-carry-myths-dont-need-holster/

 

[avvidclif]

To save myself from having to type it out...


And this article provides numerous examples where holsterless carry lead to NDs...

https://www.outdoorhub.com/stories/2015/07/27/concealed-carry-myths-dont-need-holster/

RE: The IWB carrys listed that caused an ND. A gun will not fire if you don't pull the trigger. Plain and simple. A holster won't fix stupid.

We can agree to disagree.

 

[Lunyfringe]

Depends on the trigger... my old Kel-Tec P11 with about a 9# long-pull double action trigger ain't going to go off easy... you could tie a string to the trigger and your belt and throw it as hard as you can...

But I'd never carry my M&P40c without a holster, a fold of denim pushed in the trigger guard could set it off.

 

[Frank59]

Depends on the trigger... my old Kel-Tec P11 with about a 9# long-pull double action trigger ain't going to go off easy... you could tie a string to the trigger and your belt and throw it as hard as you can...

But I'd never carry my M&P40c without a holster, a fold of denim pushed in the trigger guard could set it off.

A good solid fart could trigger an M&P40 to ND!!