I'm not sure which is worse... mexican carry or this.

[TAB]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwhLpvyXO1M&feature=related

[DaverZ]

One thing for sure,he has an accidental discharge carrying that way,it WILL thin out the gene pool.

[ellis4538]

I'd like to see a timed shot on paper with a wax bullet just to keep that doorknob relatively safe!

Richard

[tombogan03884]

As dumb as I think that is, I DID notice that at the beginning you can see an EMPTY mag well on the pistol.

[m25operator]

Freeze it when he points the muzzle, it's an airsoft, 10 bucks says if he bends over, his body will push on the muzzle and it hits the floor.

[Sponsor]

[tombogan03884]

Freeze it when he points the muzzle, it's an airsoft, 10 bucks says if he bends over, his body will push on the muzzle and it hits the floor.

I don't think it's an Airsoft,

[ericire12]

I don't think it's an Airsoft,

I do

[tt11758]

I don't see an airsoft, but I do see a freakin idiot.

[ericire12]

BTW.... to answer your question, this is safer then mexican carry.......(IMO)...... yes, the muzzle is pointing at the guy for a far greater period of time then a traditional draw, so if there is an AD during the draw or reholster, he will get shot in the vitals.

The trigger is however covered when secured in the holster, and the only possible way for there to be an AD is if the trigger is depressed..... if he follows all the safety rules and keeps his booger picker off the trigger there will technically be no problem...... THERE IS NO POSSIBLE WAY (except spontaneous combustion) FOR A GLOCK TO DISCHARGE WITHOUT DEPRESSING THE TRIGGER..... Oh, there is a Plaxico joke in here somewhere..... 

[Fatman]

Not for nuffin', but it looks like the top digit on both sides of the pistol near the trigger guard are thumbs...