In any hunting or gun handling enviroment, I try to set up three tiers of safety. Each experience may take a different set. If anyone of the three breaks down, I still have the other two. For instance, when I am teaching on the M/L station, I always have one person just observing all of us and how we are handling our firearms. Again, that is in addition to the other safety tiers.
Of course, the most important and last word, is muzzle control. At one of our ranges, when a person has to go down to change his targets, everyone on the shooting line, has to unload and back away from his gun. Pain in the butt? Yep but not a point to argue.
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If you can carry safely in a holster, you can carry safely inside your vest as it is still a pocket
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