This is by design, not a malfunction

Some idiots are saying the blade safety on the Hellcat malfunctions, not allowing you to fire. He claims that with any side pressure on the trigger, the blade safety cannot be disengaged no matter how hard you push. I proved him wrong by doing just that in this video, about four times or more.
What he is experiencing is what happens when rearward pressure is put on the trigger, engaging the safety. That's what would happen if the trigger got caught up in your shirt or something else as you were reholstering. Once the blade safety is engaged, pushed back against the front side of the grip, if it allowed the gun to fire it would not be a safety, at all. It is doing exactly what it is designed to do, keeping the gun from accidentally firing.
With my Hellcat empty, I have drawn it from The holster and from just laying somewhere near me as quick as possible and never had this happen when I squeeze the trigger.