>I can accept that sometimes a holstered gun ends up pointing at somebody occasionally. It's not occasional. If you carry AIWB (appendix inside the waistband,

>I can accept that sometimes a holstered gun ends up pointing at somebody occasionally. It's not occasional. If you carry AIWB (appendix inside the waistband, a common position), it's routinely pointing at your own leg (and other anatomy) as you move around. It does strike me as a bit odd to hand a holstered gun to someone while pointing it at them -- as a matter of politeness, if nothing else. But there are other incidents where a P320 is said to have discharged into the leg of someone carrying it in a holster.