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I have also met shooters through the years Adam that were uncomfortable carrying locked & cocked and then have had occassion to wonder why they bother carrying. Don't get me wrong, something is better than nothing. I personally have never (and hope that I am never) in a situation where the use of immediate deadly force is necessary, however, from many accounts from people far more knowledgable than I in such matters, they preach that when things typically go bad, they do so very quickly.
I also think that you are spot on with your recommendations of a revolver for someone with locked/cocked issues. I personally love my Springy .45 but am much more accurate with my revolvers. My wheels are my "go-to" guns in a pinch because of this!
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