How many of you OC with a round chambered?

[MSG Laigaie]

I just found this post on main forum

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=086_1260862712

unclean weapon, bad feed, unexperience, unlucky, nervous, dead.

 

[Outdoorsman1]

On Point to the original question...

Look at it this way... Without a round in the chamber, the only way you are going to render the BG breathless is by them laughing themselves to death while they open fire on you while you are chambering a round...

I have always carried "fully loaded" since day 1 of my OC experiance...

Outdoorsman1

 

[irish52084]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=086_1260862712

unclean weapon, bad feed, unexperience, unlucky, nervous, dead.

Excellent example of how important it is to be ready and to care for your equipment. Just a little training might have saved his life. Seemed like he had the drop on his attackers too.

 

[DEROS72]

Call me old fashioned.... but I like the smell of leather and a nice leather thumb break with my Sig's.....

I with Nick ,I use a good leather thumbreak on the belt and one in the pipe with the hammer down.(EAA Witness .45)

 

[DevinWKuska]

I with Nick ,I use a good leather thumbreak on the belt and one in the pipe with the hammer down.(EAA Witness .45)

How do you Like those EAA's? I saw a pair(one was 9mm, the other I think was .40) that looked identical but was sketchy since I have never heard of this company let alone reliability. How is their warranty?

 

[Metalhead47]

How do you Like those EAA's? I saw a pair(one was 9mm, the other I think was .40) that looked identical but was sketchy since I have never heard of this company let alone reliability. How is their warranty?

They have a few followers on here :banana:

I have a SAO Match Elite model, .45 of course. Only have a few hundred rounds thru it but never had a malfunction that wasn't my fault (bad reloads). They're very popular on the competition circuit in Europe, do some googling and there's a bit out there on them. Based on the CZ75 which also has a bit of a following

 

[Sharpender]

Ruger P89, one chambered, safety off.

 

[fire suppressor]

I carry a Springfield XD .40 it has the same safety as your glock with a 1911 style safety. When I first stared to OC I did not carry with one in the chamber, it felt to uncomfortable to do so. After some time and practice I was got over the feeling and after enough practice with my holster I felt confidant in my skills. I know always carry clambered you never know when that half a second could mean the difference between life or death

 

[spikeXD45]

Call me old fashioned.... but I like the smell of leather and a nice leather thumb break with my Sig's.....

HEAR HEAR!! But can you be old fashioned without being old? and more on the topic when seconds count do you really have time to waste racking a round into the chamber.

 

[sudden valley gunner]

HEAR HEAR!! But can you be old fashioned without being old? and more on the topic when seconds count do you really have time to waste racking a round into the chamber.

All good points, but I personally wouldn't discourage anyone from carrying because they are either not comfortable yet (I'd rather someone feel very comfortable about it before doing so) or they are simply refusing to let the state dictate they get a license to carry and they need to enter or exit a vehicle frequently.