So, two years later.... have you ever figured out what caused the double action only revolver to shoot?
I can't imagine any revolver with DA trigger pull (twice as heavy and twice as long range of motion to travel compared to most striker-fired automatics) going off by accident from handling one to unload it and accidentally getting a finger inside the trigger guard, if that's what happened at all.
I've been carrying DA revolvers loose in my pocket on and off for 20 years (in other states where it was legal, before it was legal to carry without any holster in Georgia).
And I've always felt safe. 10-14 lb. trigger pull. Long stroke. Not something that's going to happen unintentionally.
At least that's what I was "confident" in saying until I saw this thread.
I can't imagine any revolver with DA trigger pull (twice as heavy and twice as long range of motion to travel compared to most striker-fired automatics) going off by accident from handling one to unload it and accidentally getting a finger inside the trigger guard, if that's what happened at all.
I've been carrying DA revolvers loose in my pocket on and off for 20 years (in other states where it was legal, before it was legal to carry without any holster in Georgia).
And I've always felt safe. 10-14 lb. trigger pull. Long stroke. Not something that's going to happen unintentionally.
At least that's what I was "confident" in saying until I saw this thread.