ixtow
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It has been discussed a little bit, but I was thinking of what to do in a circumstance of someone trying to grab my gun.
While it's nice to say that you're just fast and vigilant that no one could ever do that, I feel it is good to always have a Plan B.
If/When you find yourself in a circumstance where there are hands on your gun along with your own, and continued possession of it seems as if it may not continue, would it not be wise to try to eject the magazine? Leaving BG with only one round should he manage to obtain it?
Anything to make things difficult, no?
Worst case, I'd rather take a round in the ensuing struggle knowing it is the only one he's conveniently got, than allowing such a person to have a full mag plugged in and ready to go.
It has been discussed a little bit, but I was thinking of what to do in a circumstance of someone trying to grab my gun.
While it's nice to say that you're just fast and vigilant that no one could ever do that, I feel it is good to always have a Plan B.
If/When you find yourself in a circumstance where there are hands on your gun along with your own, and continued possession of it seems as if it may not continue, would it not be wise to try to eject the magazine? Leaving BG with only one round should he manage to obtain it?
Anything to make things difficult, no?
Worst case, I'd rather take a round in the ensuing struggle knowing it is the only one he's conveniently got, than allowing such a person to have a full mag plugged in and ready to go.