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If you carry, Do you have one in the chamber?
The reason I ask is that on another forum here, there was a poll about carrying hot while hunting.
Some believed it unsafe, some thought it was fine.
Just wondering what everyone's take would be concerning carrying a weapon on their person.
JM
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Think carefully and read that train wreck of a thread before you answer. Understand that any answer you give will be wrong.
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When hunting, always except for woodchucks, some of those rifles have incredably light triggers.
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I put 2 in the chamber.............
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I have NO guns to carry.
In fact, I have no guns.
I simply post here to watch Tom and Dave go at it.
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Is this a trick question?
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I spend most of my life in trouble so what the heck, I will answer. When I carried I carried a Ruger security-six so there was always one in the chamber, so to speak. If/when I quit driving truck and can carry again it will be a 1911 so yes once again, cocked and locked is the only way to go. Not carrying on in the chamber when carrying concealed is in my opinion dumber than a box of rocks. OK, my neck is out, bring down the ax and let's get it on!
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I always carry with one in the pipe.
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1911, cocked and locked. Revolver, hammer down on an empty chamber. Otherwise, why would you carry?
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If's there not one in the chamber anin't it just a paper weight? I always carry on in the chamber. Dink
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1911, one in the chamber, no safety. It's life or death, don't have time to worry about some silly safety. It's all about safe handling.
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I spend most of my life in trouble so what the heck, I will answer. When I carried I carried a Ruger security-six so there was always one in the chamber, so to speak. If/when I quit driving truck and can carry again it will be a 1911 so yes once again, cocked and locked is the only way to go. Not carrying on in the chamber when carrying concealed is in my opinion dumber than a box of rocks. OK, my neck is out, bring down the ax and let's get it on! Scott, I guess I would be on the chopping block also, as I carry hot with any CCW weapon.
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I'm partial to revolvers, however the LCP is locked and loaded. Used to carry a P-93DC with one in the spout. I do like a pistol w/o a safety. When hunting, loaded safety on. I don't have a hunting long arm that doesn't have a safety.
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1911, one in the chamber, no safety. It's life or death, don't have time to worry about some silly safety. It's all about safe handling. Someone that knows what it's about.
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I like to rack the slide right before letting loose. It's more intimidating that way. Saw it in the movies.
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I like to rack the slide right before letting loose. It's more intimidating that way. Saw it in the movies. As soon as I hear the dramatic music I rack the slide.
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