Manual safeties

>>34656060

I like having one on my carry weapon and the one I go to sleep with. Gives me some extra peace of mind when I have a round chambered.

This is especially true at night since I keep my handgun under the pillow next to me.

>>34656060
On a gun with a particularly light and short trigger I would say yes, try are relevant.
At what point you feel like a gun has a trigger pull that necessitates a manual safety is really up to you.
Hell it's all just preferences and opinion anyway.

>>34656167
But if you're talking stupidly light triggers, it surely isn't the type of gun you keep loaded and at the ready? More of a target pistol?

>>34656206
That's up to you to decide.
Some people will say that 4 pounds is too light, some say that 5 pounds is too light.
I like 4.5 to 5 with a very short take up and a crisp break. I wouldn't carry that trigger without a safety.
But it's all in your preference, there is no science or data behind any of the crap you hear about how heavy or light a carry gun trigger should be, the best you get is an appeal to authority where folks quote guys like massad ayoob or larry snickers.
I think the only hard limit to a light trigger that would be unsafe is that it should be drop safe. So something like one of those Olympic target pistols with triggers measured in grams is not a good idea, but that merely my perspective and opinion.