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Negative. There is a LONG history of peace officers carrying DA revolvers in holsters that leave the trigger completely exposed. All in 100% safety. Google Tom Threepersons.
El Paso Saddlery Tom Threepersons holsters
The "holster MUST cover the trigger guard" rule is catering to the LCD in USPSA and IDPA.
"I didn't feel my trigger finger shaking but I guess it was."
Matt Emmons 2008 Olympic small bore shooter after he accidentally bumps trigger while lining up final and what would have been gold medal shot. He shot a 4.4, needed a 6.
If it can happen to him, it can happen to you. My carry gun has a 12lb DAO trigger.
12lbs huh, let me guess you claim that you can shoot tight groups with it, right? If you are that paranoid, why carry a pistol at all?
This thread is making me ill. More support for all the AG's shit.
That is one of my concerns. I shoot my 1911 and my thumb rests quite naturally on the thumb safety.
In any sort of situation where I draw my gun, that is where my thumb is going to go and my safety is going to disengage...leaving me a single action trigger with no safety.
I don't support the AG's crap.
I just don't carry it for personal preference. I own 3 SAO pistols and love them.
And I can also shoot pretty tight groups with my Glocks.