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Old 07-23-2010, 02:40 PM
carrya1911 carrya1911 is offline
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My simple rule for AD vs. ND is this:

AD is when the person handling the gun was not doing something negligent (like finger on the trigger) when the gun went boom.

ND is when they were.

The trigger blocks used on the Glock and the M&P are designed to keep the trigger from going to the rear if the weapon is dropped on it's muzzle. They do not do a super job of keeping the trigger from going to the rear if you, say, attempt to reholster with a thumbsnap holster where the thumbsnap works it's way into the trigger guard. Thus it behooves those of us who carry weapons like the Glock or the M&P to avoid dangly things that can get into the trigger guard, and to reholster with extreme caution.
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