Texan Scott
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ad= spontaneous discharge? keep the fingers where they're supposed to be, and try not to drop it; in my experience, neither glocks nor revolvers are in the habit of discharging themselves (i've owned both, and neither has ever gone bang without my input). negligent discharge, on the other hand, might be marginally more difficult with a revolver, but that is not the glock's fault... and perhaps does some injustice to the 'creativeness' of people who treat the trigger as part of a gun's gripping surface. again, this is a training issue - a problem of the shooter, not the gun.