> AFAIK this how you get Glock foot too - drawing a weapon with round chambered, rather than draw-load-fire. Not quite - it's usually on the reholster, not the

> AFAIK this how you get Glock foot too - drawing a weapon with round chambered, rather than draw-load-fire. Not quite - it's usually on the reholster, not the initial draw. Crucially, this means that the policy of carrying without a round in the chamber can still yield the same failure case, because if the weapon is fired, it'll be loaded when you go to reholster unless you intentionally clear the gun every time. Which, for a failure case caused by literally keeping your finger on the trigger while reholstering, is not gonna be avoidable if that's your bar. Someone who hasn't trained enough to meet the most basic of 8-year-old kid-level gun safety isn't going to be reliably clearing before reholstering either.