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I carry a 1911, cocked and locked. I use a Galco OWB leather
holster.
I know there is a manual safety (ON) and a grip safety but when
I holster, I always grasp the weapon so that my thumb is between
the hammer and the firing pin so that if by some miraculous way
my shirttail or something gets in the trigger guard and pulls it,
the hammer would hit me on the thumb rather than the firing pin.
That also precludes me having the grip safety depressed as well.

I figure holstering and drawing are the two most dangerous/critical
times when handling my pistol.
I've read many times about something snagging the trigger when
the pistol is holstered.