At the range last Sunday, I had just fired a fast, smooth El Presidents drill. (Start with back to three cardboard targets, hands above shoulders. On signal turn, draw, engage targets with two rounds each, perform mandatory reload, repeat shooting sequence.)
Before/While reholstering, I was squinting at the targets to see if any hits were outside the A zone. They weren't. But at that point I realized my trigger finger was starting to enter the holster mouth. I immediately stopped, and drew enough to fix the problem.
None of my cohorts noticed, but I ratted myself out. The gun was an M&P Pro Series, great trigger pull, no manual safety. That mental miscue could have ended badly. I've never had a close call of that nature.
Get the blaster holstered, THEN admire your handywork.