Drawing from concealment already puts you behind the curve in an emergency...having to chamber a round under stress just increases the disadvantage.
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I will now that My ccw came in today
Why in the world would one not carry with one chambered? I too am surprised at the number that voted no. Besides it does not matter if a round is chambered or not, the person should be treating the gun as if it has a round even if it does not. Seldom is it a known loaded gun that accidentally kills, it is always one thought to be unloaded. With that observation, carrying without a round chambered could actually be less safe in the hands of the person having that kind of mindset. If that makes any sense.
As an example I saw a guy that shot himself in the knee. He was unloading the pistol to clean it. He always carried with a snap cap in the chamber, but a magazine of live rounds. He pulled the trigger on the snap cap before he was to manually eject it. If he carried with a live round in the chamber and always treated as such, he would still have his original knee today.
As an example I saw a guy that shot himself in the knee. He was unloading the pistol to clean it. He always carried with a snap cap in the chamber, but a magazine of live rounds. He pulled the trigger on the snap cap before he was to manually eject it. If he carried with a live round in the chamber and always treated as such, he would still have his original knee today.
Definitely, it only makes sense too.
Condition 1, "cocked and locked". Always.
I never take my gun out of the holster, I don't think putting them on top of the fridge is a good idea.
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