Glock striker Control

**KK20** · 19-10-2019, 12:19

Originally Posted by griffin

Guys doing a huge amount of range time practicing speed appendix draws may find it beneficial. One would have to have it fitted to all carry guns then.

I have seen guys thumbing hammer pistols when holstering, same principal I guess.

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How does this benefit speed appendix draws?

**Ikhwane** · 19-10-2019, 12:56

Originally Posted by KK20

How does this benefit speed appendix draws?

Perhaps only during the reholstering bit but I did see a video where fellow explains that it can be used even when drawing a firearm.

**Nyt Ryda** · 19-10-2019, 12:56

Originally Posted by KK20

How does this benefit speed appendix draws?

So they put their thumb on the SCD during the one second no-look shove-it-in reholstering to look cool for Instagram whilst keeping all the gentleman vegetables and femoral artery intact if something did find it's way into the holster which could cause the trigger to be pulled.

**griffin** · 19-10-2019, 13:29

Originally Posted by KK20

How does this benefit speed appendix draws?

May benefit to gain confidence and meant while practicing draws/holstering. Typo missed re holstering.

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**KK20** · 19-10-2019, 14:02

Originally Posted by Ikhwane

Perhaps only during the reholstering bit but I did see a video where fellow explains that it can be used even when drawing a firearm.

When drawing? How so?

**KK20** · 19-10-2019, 14:09

Originally Posted by griffin

May benefit to gain confidence and meant while practicing draws/holstering. Typo missed re holstering.

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The Glock is not unsafe to holster but poor technique and lack of training will result in potential danger.

**McD2304** · 19-10-2019, 17:35

[QUOTE=KK20;1337431]What purpose is that?
what purpose do you think looking at them ?

**McD2304** · 19-10-2019, 17:41

Originally Posted by KK20

The Glock is not unsafe to holster but poor technique and lack of training will result in potential danger.

So mistakes can never happen with a loaded striker fired gun and aiwb ?
Not sure about you, but after a violent or potentially dangerous encounter where I have masses of adrenaline dumped in my system , I'm shaking, a lot sometimes. I feel better for keeping my thumb on that little device. Each to their own.

**McD2304** · 19-10-2019, 17:52

Originally Posted by Steven65

^^^^^THIS^^^^^

I am by no means a operator ect.
But I have on several occasions been on the mountain side ( with saps present ) chasing home invasions perps, shots have been fired.
It is dark, you breathing exceptionally heavy from exertion, you on super high alert, massive adrenaline spike.
Draw and reholster a loaded striker fired handgun in those conditions confidently.
And I mean dark, no lighting assistance.
I appreciate that part then.

**KK20** · 19-10-2019, 18:05

Glock is not an unsafe gun.
All nasties with a Glock are user induced.
Training is important.

Draw it faster than light and holster when the threat is no longer ( do so slowly and careful).

Why would anyone re holster at the speed of light.