Never, ever, put a loaded Glock down the front of your pants. There is no safety and the trigger is very light.
Note: I understand that there is a tab on the trigger that keeps the gun from discharging when you drop it, but that doesn’t stop it from discharging when anything moves the trigger. Example: Belt buckle, buttons, misplaced finger.
> There is no safety and the trigger is very light.
Where do you get that impression? A Glock has 3 passive safeties (trigger, firing pin, trigger bar) but you’re right in that all are deactivated when the trigger is pulled. Nor IMO is 5.5# light.
All of this is academic as we have here an idiot without CCW permit who waves a loaded firearm about in a grocery; don’t blame the arrow...