1. Dang Miggy, you live dangerously, from buying Walmart bait, lol to serenading the misses at Kroger to doing this.

   Seriously though…there is a lesson here…thanks

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2. Yeaaaah, I’d say you just spent your allotment of luck for the month, at the least.

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3. THIS sort of thing, is why I told TDW- MarkII to purse- holster her sidearm, rather than loose-in-purse.

   Glad you noted the problem prior to the bang.

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   1. My late sister in law had a purse with a separate gun compartment, accessible via a zipper from the side as I recall. The main drawback with purses as gun containers is that purse snatchers often successfully snatch purses, and so much for your defensive weapon.

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      1. I have several spare kydex holsters, so i just removed the belt clip from one. The bedside pistol stays in that full time. The trigger guard is completely covered but with a quick push from my thumb the holster snaps off and the gun is ready. With today’s glock style trigger safety (oh how I hate those) you should always have the gun holstered.

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4. Whew not sure whether you should buy a lottery ticket before that luck wears off or if its already gone. Glad nothing went bang and thanks for reminding us of the danger.

   Black Rhino Concealment makes a very nifty trigger guard holster thing I use on stash or desk guns with the guard tied off to something. Pull the pistol and the guard snaps off.

   https://blackrhinoconcealment.com/tgh-trigger-guard-holster-kahr-tgh.html

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5. Well, you didn’t have one in the spout, did you?

6. Thumb safety

7. That’s why the only things that go in my weapon drawer are the gun, spare mag, tactical light and the cloth the gun lays on.

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   1. And you are 1,000% right. My explanation (not an excuse) is the total upending mess the moving has created and led to the brain fart.

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8. I would send you my coupon but I just know I’m going to need it. I’m surprised I haven’t used it yet. (grin)

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