Gun safety is layered. One of those layers is not pointing the gun at anything you don't want to destroy. Don't know how you guys feel about your junk, but I like mine right where it is. Also keep in mind that one of the most likely moments for someone to "goof up" is when you are drawing the weapon during a real life high stress SD encounter.Yeah, if that concerned with shooting yourself...may be good to get more training before ya carry at all. Proper holster, gun handling, and common sense and you are good to go. Granted, it is potentially dangerous if ya goof up. But that is true in general when handling guns.