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Edward429451 · November 25, 2002, 11:07 AM

Well, Rule #3 about covers it. I've owned a Glock since about 1992 and a 1911 since 1984 and had no AD's or ND's with either, no close calls either.

I found the manual safety disengaged on my 1911 two times in 18 years while carrying it. No ND's though cause the safety in my head was still engaged and I didn't put my finger on the trigger before checking / unholstering it.

Yes, gun are dangerous. They are not safe. People can be safe however...

November 25, 2002, 11:07 AM	#10
Edward429451 Junior member Join Date: November 12, 2000 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado Posts: 9,494	Well, Rule #3 about covers it. I've owned a Glock since about 1992 and a 1911 since 1984 and had no AD's or ND's with either, no close calls either. I found the manual safety disengaged on my 1911 two times in 18 years while carrying it. No ND's though cause the safety in my head was still engaged and I didn't put my finger on the trigger before checking / unholstering it. Yes, gun are dangerous. They are not safe. People can be safe however...