[Recon Dad]

Sterling Glines, 24, of Arizona, was examining his .40-caliber Glock.

I carry a .40 Glock and the only way it goes off is a finger on a trigger.

[Royal Wulff]

I don’t see how it could discharge if the slide were pulled back.

[The_Media_never_lie]

I carry a .40 Glock and the only way it goes off is a finger on a trigger.

Would you recomment a .40 Glock over a 9mm? I am enticed by the lower kick and cheaper ammo. I think I need only mocerate protectiona and want to do a fair ammount of range shooting. Interested in your take on this.....

[Erasmus]

...which is where his finger doubtless was, as he begin to pull back the slide.

[Red in Blue PA]

I carry a .40 Glock and the only way it goes off is a finger on a trigger.

Technically, not true.

I have read at least one account of a person reholstering his Glock and a shirt getting caught in the trigger, making the gun discharge. Could never happen with my Kimber as it has a thumb safety AND a grip safety.

For anyone who thinks Glocks are safe, I simply would ask, woyuld you walk around grocery store/mall with a 1911 in Condition Zero?

There is no Condition 1 on a Glock.