...others have had the safety engage unintentionally while carrying...
I've heard that and I believe it to be BS. At best it's a circular argument - if a pistol is being carried in a way a safety can be swiped off it better have one because it's just matter of time before the trigger gets swiped.
Perhaps I'm reading more into Blues post than he intended. But swiped off isn't really the problem. Swiped on, OTOH, would be. BTW - I had the safety on a BHP get swiped off while riding in a Sparks Executive Companion one time. Surprised me when I noticed, but didn't scare me. At any rate - we don't need no stinking safety.
