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You don't put your finger close to the trigger, you put it through the trigger guard, literally on the trigger. Not so bad with a semi-auto with a grip safety, an only a bit worse with a double action revolver, really, but definately not something you'd want to hurry up with and make a mistake.Mickey Caesar said:That trigger latch doesnt look like it would be safe for the carrier. You'd have to put your finger awfully close to the trigger to release it. I guess the holster manufacturers back then didnt have to be as liability shy as today.
On the other hand, though, I recall an instructor who believed the "pre-draw" was always faster than the "quick-draw," and the Audley latch makes it easy to re-holster and secure the weapon once you've determined it will no longer be needed in hand.