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MadMonkey wrote:

JerryK wrote: I am confident there is no way to have a ND with this combination!!!

That is an EXTREMELY dangerous attitude to have.

Your confidence could breed disaster, IMHO. It doesn't matter how long the trigger pulls is. If it's in your pocket, add a ring of keys, some pocket change, and the wrinkles in the fabric of your pocket, then the long movement of sitting or bending down and an ND is certainly possible with any gun. If it's IWB, cinched up pretty tight, the folds in the fabric of your shirt can become quite stiff with normal body movements.

longhorn86 wrote:

JerryK wrote:What you will discover is that carrying is a journey and what you do today in the regards to how you carry may change over time!!!
(until you figure out what you like or dislike and as the seasons change)

Thus the existence of the "drawer o' holsters"!

We all got one!

Please don't disregard safety in the interest of saving a few bucks. If you have a gun on your body, it needs to be in a holster that covers the trigger. I have seen more than one safety disengage in an unintended fashion. I've even had it happen to me. And as for Glocks, there are lots of stories out there about people carrying them in soft sided holsters when an ND happened.