Round in the chamber on not?

[Mr10mm]

Does your friend frequently pull the trigger by mistake?

Only one time. But he is the only one in this room professional enough to.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmRN00KbCr8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[rlongnt]

15+ the one in the pipe. Always.

 

[Armedmomma]

Always chambered. By the time I rack it, the bad guy could have wrestled it out of my hands and turned it on me.

 

[nativenightmare]

The second it takes to rack the slide........ Could be a second too late.

 

[deja]

The typical firefight happens within 10 feet and is over in under 5 rounds. Why does someone really think that an extra two seconds is no big deal in a 3 yard shootout?

 

[redmax51]

Is this 2010?

Is this issue really still being discussed?

I think I've taken a time warp to 1990's GlockTalk............

Michael Brown

Mike,it has to be rehashed every couple of years.It will not die!!

 

[poopgiggle]

Mike,it has to be rehashed every couple of years.It will not die!!

Thankfully, on here it's not even rehashed.

Someone posts, "hey guys we should carry with a round chambered, right?"

Everyone else posts, "erm yes duh."

Original guy says, "OK I thought so just checking."

 

[JRSherman]

Fortunately I've moved past my young worry level about this, and I've always been pretty safe anyways, but if I were THAT worried about it, I'd just go back to a Beretta 92. Chances are pretty damn slim that you're going to knock the safety off AND pull the trigger by accident. Hard to have a misfire with no firing pin lined up. . .

 

[Honey Badger]

Me and my buddy are arguing on whether or not you should keep a round chambered during ccw, this goes for glocks, revolvers and single action style guns.

I say keep a round chambered and ready to rock at all times. He thinks it would be just as easy to leave it empty and chamber the round before he fires.

Whats everyone's two cents on this one?

Round in the chamber..... ALWAYS!

 

[the tR]

cocked and fully locked......................