CCW'ers: when do you disengage the safety?

[ByAnyMeans]

I voted other because I carry a Glock and as stated the safeties disengage when I pull the trigger.

 

[mokin]

When I carried a DAO (first carry pistol) I never engaged the safety, I figured if I needed to shoot I'd forget to disengage it. I later switched to a Browning High Power which I carried with a loaded chamber, cocked, with the safety on. Safety came off after the pistol cleared the holster but had not yet been put on target. Several years ago I started carrying a Glock. I trained a lot with each weapon, and many others, and have always trained to never put my finger on the trigger until I'm ready to shoot.

 

[-eaux-]

being an SA Auto fan, the safety lever is disengaged during the draw from hip to low ready. (read: 1911 condition1 from the hip)

carrying a DA/SA Auto for SD, my P90 stays safety engaged in the house, safety/decocker disengaged while "out on the town".

all things being equal, possibly the greatest quote i've ever read was on here. wish i knew whom to properly credit...

"keep your boogerhook off the bang switch"

 

[REX6859]

ocgso said it

 

[c919]

The only safety on on anything I'd be carrying would be a trigger safety or a transfer bar. So a BG better hope I never have to disengage either.

 

[B yond]

CCW'ers who carry weapons with manual safeties: at what point do you disengage your safety?

The only safety on on anything I'd be carrying would be a trigger safety or a transfer bar.

I voted other because I carry a Glock

SAFTEY whats a saftey???

I usually either carry a revolver, Glock, or a Kahr.

sigh