It shouldn't but it did hence the conversation. Defective or not, its obviously possible so that doesnt give me much confidence in the design. Man, i really had my heart set on a gen4 23.
One guy dropping a gun without a full report hardly gives notice to a widespread issue or something that is "obviously possible". Keeping your booger picker out of the trigger guard prevents 100% of the issues. Let's face it that people screw up and 10 manual safeties wouldn't change that fact.
"Complacency leads to negligence and negligence kills." - SDH If we do not maintain our vigilance EVERY SINGLE TIME we handle a firearm something bad will eventually happen, regardless of the type of firearm. The reason we don't point guns at people unless we mean to is to prevent an erroneous round from going to a friendly.