HankT
State Researcher
Huh, NLT?
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Loaded or unloaded during OC?
- Thread starter The Godather
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Huh, NLT?
Beretta-m9
Regular Member
loaded for me.
hardballer
Regular Member
HankT, My point is that you seem to be saying that 'not being able to chamber a round in some situations' just can't happen. An impossibility if you will. I took that to be your meaning when you ridiculed Scooter over his comment. So, though this is repetitive, I am asking you if you think it is impossible for such an event to occur.
And if so, why do you think it cannot happen.
Krusty
Regular Member
I have an XDm .45 and the slide spring, to say the least, is very stout. If by chance I was carrying in condition 3 and happened to get one arm or the other blasted and turned inoperable, I don't think I could work the slide with one hand. At least not without lots of fumbling around. Most of the time I carry in condition 3 but occasionally change to condition 1. Whether it's condition 1 or 3, it's still a personal choice and it's still perfectly fine whichever way is decided.
wrightme
Regular Member
Same with my PPK. Stout spring, definitely two-handed operation until I replace the spring. I carry it ready. If I lived in CA, I would choose a different firearm.
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Doug Huffman
Banned
Don't buy the line, hook and sinker.
If we WI gets (good and hard) UOC too then many of us will be buying new guns. Who benefits? Caveat emptor! Don't buy the line, hook and sinker.
If we WI gets (good and hard) UOC too then many of us will be buying new guns. Who benefits? Caveat emptor! Don't buy the line, hook and sinker.
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Limalife just put this video out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syxrpLbaEuY
Basically, drawing when the threat is shown (knife drawn) she shoots the attacker twice but is also stabbed twice when a round is chambered.
When a round is not chambered she is stabbed three times without shooting the attacker at all.
So yeah, one in the chamber.
Basically, drawing when the threat is shown (knife drawn) she shoots the attacker twice but is also stabbed twice when a round is chambered.
When a round is not chambered she is stabbed three times without shooting the attacker at all.
So yeah, one in the chamber.