Kirk Freeman
Grandmaster
If you read INGO and you see case after case of Glock carriers setting themselves on fire by re-holstering, you might ask "just how does that happen"?
It is the involuntary hand gripping that accompanies using the hand in a forceful manner. The hand closes after it is used forcefully in any plane. Here the hand balls up in a fist after he plays cowboy with his Glock, shoving it in his holster like a numbnuts who was trained watching horse operas (there no earthly reason to do this but this is what he saw on The Paladin). This is how they shoot themselves, over and over and over.
Watch this from Iowa news (near ND is 1:44): https://www.weareiowa.com/news/loca...PnUtMpZmoOH6LYjn1Top9nEvGi7g0UNSHIqKFysyUtoAI
It is the involuntary hand gripping that accompanies using the hand in a forceful manner. The hand closes after it is used forcefully in any plane. Here the hand balls up in a fist after he plays cowboy with his Glock, shoving it in his holster like a numbnuts who was trained watching horse operas (there no earthly reason to do this but this is what he saw on The Paladin). This is how they shoot themselves, over and over and over.
Watch this from Iowa news (near ND is 1:44): https://www.weareiowa.com/news/loca...PnUtMpZmoOH6LYjn1Top9nEvGi7g0UNSHIqKFysyUtoAI