Hammer guns are great, but having a hammer is not a universal savior. The pistol that was dropped recently and killed a RO at a match was a CZ Shadow 2, which is a hammer fired DA/SA pistol without a firing pin block. It doesn't matter if the gun is striker fired or hammer fired, you must ensure your holster is free of obstructions prior to reholstering and you must be conscious of where your trigger finger placement is.
The sole reason the Blackhawk Serpa was banned by FLETC was because it created an unsafe environment by increasing the chances of the user pulling the trigger on the draw. That is a prime example of user error, but it's also amplified by the equipment. Using the improper holster is no different.
I'll wait until Sig inspects the pistol mentioned in the article, but I don't suspect they will find anything out of the ordinary.
The sole reason the Blackhawk Serpa was banned by FLETC was because it created an unsafe environment by increasing the chances of the user pulling the trigger on the draw. That is a prime example of user error, but it's also amplified by the equipment. Using the improper holster is no different.
I'll wait until Sig inspects the pistol mentioned in the article, but I don't suspect they will find anything out of the ordinary.