Quoted:
Quoted: A Glock won't magically shoot you of its own volition.
Only assault weapons sold out of the back of ice cream trucks have that feature.
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I don't like muzzels pointed at me. Ever.
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Do you carry?
I spend a lot of time with a loaded muzzle pointed at my leg.
ETA: My opinion is, if it's still in the holster (if we're talking about a full holster that covers the trigger) it's good to go. Especially on pistol (like the Glock) where the striker/hammer operates in a DA manner - i.e., the striker/hammer is not fully cocked and ready to be released. As long as it's in the holster, it might as well be an inanimate object as far as I care.
That being said, I probably would have set it down pointing towards the wall in the first place just for psychological reasons. However, I wouldn't freak out every time I walked behind that patch of drywall (where it will still likely penetrate anyway).