*sigh* - here we go... I don’t know why I get drawn into these threads…
There is no such thing as an "accident" when it comes to weapons. That's what people call it when they try to come up with an excuse for their own negligence. Calling it an "accident" shows a lack of accountability for you own actions and tries to put blame anywhere except where it squarely belongs: on you. No one has ever had an accident with a Glock, they *have* been negligent in their trigger discipline though.
Yes you can have a New York trigger or a heavier trigger bar put in, or even an external manual safety – but these don’t make the weapon any safer. They just allow people to make more excuses for their lack of respect for the Four Rules.
And as far as your demonstrated lack of knowledge for the Glock’s *3* safeties, of which the trigger safety is surely one, please read up on them:
http://www.famous-guns.com/safe-action/
There is no such thing as an "accident" when it comes to weapons. That's what people call it when they try to come up with an excuse for their own negligence. Calling it an "accident" shows a lack of accountability for you own actions and tries to put blame anywhere except where it squarely belongs: on you. No one has ever had an accident with a Glock, they *have* been negligent in their trigger discipline though.
Yes you can have a New York trigger or a heavier trigger bar put in, or even an external manual safety – but these don’t make the weapon any safer. They just allow people to make more excuses for their lack of respect for the Four Rules.
And as far as your demonstrated lack of knowledge for the Glock’s *3* safeties, of which the trigger safety is surely one, please read up on them:
http://www.famous-guns.com/safe-action/