Smart carry trigger pull

Hi this is high and mighty from glocktalk.com. This is a little video toshow that you can in fact pull the trigger while wearing your pistol in a smart carry holster.

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Education

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• smartcarry
• holster
• m9a1
• glocktalk
• pistol
• gun
• trigger
• pull
• smart
• carry

[wowIhatepickinganame]

Eh I'm thin, tall have nice teeth and have a good attitude. I'm as charismatic as I need to be.

[wowIhatepickinganame]

Some people here have misunderstood my intention with this video. I am not saying the smart carry holster is unsafe. I was merely demonstrating that you can pull the trigger of a gun while carrying in one. I still love my smart carry holster and prefer it over my ctac for comfort and its ability to conceal my firearm. I don't fear the trigger being pulled while using my smart carry. I purchased my smart carry because of Passive101's videos and I decided to test for myself because of his test.

[Metaphysicalman3]

Good video... but you should have cleaned your mirror before shooting this video.

[poobank]

you should try that with a springfield xd. . . more safety

[AzraelisComing]

Dude you have basically, Zero, charisma.

[bobcrunch]

If you can pull the trigger when you do that, then don't do that.

[rasdebol]

@aquaphone At least there is the plus that Mr. CZ-83 to the crotch probably won't be reproducing more dunderheads like himself... 9mm vasectomy ? SOME good sense needs to be displayed in carrying a gun.... Ever notice how lot of professional "fast draw' guys have metal shields in their holsters? They probably had an accidental BANG! or two along the way.. ;-)

[aquaphone]

Also, a smart carry kind of makes it impossible for the gun not to point at your "nutsack" :) at least SOMETIMES. All holsters force you to point the gun at some part of your body you wouldn't want shot off. I would actually rather loose a testicle than get shot in the femoral artery or a long bone of the leg, both of which are possible with the smart carry. I can't think of any place I would want to be shot.

[aquaphone]

@rasdebol Oh, yeah, I love the smart carry as well, and I'm definitely getting one. But it doesn't protect the trigger guard as well as it should. I doubt you're double action trigger would go off accidentally, and I would feel safe carrying one. The gun the guy shot himself with was a CZ-83 I think, and he was carrying it "cocked-and-locked". Somehow the safety slipped off and he got shot. It was also a thinner holster than smart carry. I think a 1911 cocked and locked would have been fine.

[rasdebol]

@aquaphone Was he playing with himself , vigorously scratching his crotch or what ?? "striker" versus "hammer" fired guns have a lighter trigger pull when the firing pin is under spring load. This video seems to show you should definitely not carry a Glock in this condition. I carry a double action pistol with a 12 pound trigger pull, doubt a baseball bat to the crotch would ever fire mine. Probably also a good idea to not carry a loaded gun pointing at your nutsack.. :-) I LOVE my SMARTCARRY!

[aquaphone]

@rasdebol His point is that the smart carry may not offer enough protection over the trigger guard to prevent accidentally discharge. There is at least one documented case of the gun going off, not during the draw but while a man was walking his dog with a similar, but cheaper type of holster. Google "smart carry accidental discharge" and read about it.

[Ls7colorado]

what that fuck? did you just pop 10,000,000,000 zits off your face right before you filmed this?

[trocha419]

looks like your playing with yourself lol... is the the steryr pistol? sorry bout the spelling