An empty chamber is worthless when you need it and fractions of a second count. Even in that highly unlikely scenario, the gun would likely kill them anyway, even without going off, by blunt trauma alone. A Glock is a reputable brand name of pistols, and the weight of the trigger pull can mean the difference in between a firearm firing and not shooting. Not a hard and fast rule. So in 2019, are you telling a revolver carrier to carry only 4 bullets instead of five?? After all people driving cars kill more people than people holding firearms. For instance, you have Rugers Blackhawk and Vaquero models, Heritage Manufacturings Rough Rider series, replicas made by Pietta, Uberti and Cimarron and so on. Go peddle your homosexual fantasies elsewhere. The reason that the Israelis carry with an empty chamber is because Israel does not have a concept of self defense. I do not carry a Glock and sorry 1911 fanatics I would only carry a 1911 with the hammer down (series 80) and chamber empty with a Series 70 and since I do not like to carry any gun with the chamber empty that is why I do not carry any longer my series 70 and pre-series 70 (original 1911) . Other sites have no problem getting notifications to work NOW. The Glock take down system is an accident waiting to happen and happen it does all the time. Glocks can be dangerous When they tumble and fall and the natural instinct is to catch. Good on you guys for responding here. Glocks, Sig Sauer, Smith and Wesson, Barretta, and many other makes are safe to carry chambered, They have . No thanks. Call us at (586) 333-4240, and we'll guide you through the process of choosing a holster to suit your needs. She had the edge, rock steady hands of a brain surgeon. Perfect for everyday carry, the compact Glock 43 is a popular concealed carry option chambered in 9mm. (Take that, NYPD!) In fact, Ill prove it. To fire the pistol, the trigger safety and the trigger itself must be deliberately depressed at the same time. Go. But carry the way you feel comfortable. So were really talking only about safe carry and capacity, as the first shot fired will be from the NEXT chamber. We can put a bullet thru the eye of a bunny sitting still but its hard to get a head shot when its running, us being the bunny. Learn your own weapon and try not to drop it, the last thing you do might be a good catch. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. I keep hearing the words with proper training, like that is the Holy Grail! You could also chamber a snap cap, holster it, do your daily routine around the house and then check if trigger was pulled. They are: Glocks are completely drop-safe and are one of the safest pistols you can carry. Nobody whos ever advocated carrying with an empty chamber has ever explained how they were going to fight off two assailants AND chamber a round at the same time. I learned to drive on the streets of San Francisco with a van as a teenager when my mom wanted me to drive her around. The 1911 has a grip safety as well as a thumb safety. My Glock 23 is fully loaded, and no problems at all, even with the 3.5 connector in it that lightens the trigger pull a bit. That was back in the 1970s somewhere. Ammoland eh? Because there are a lot of areas where carrying a firearm will bite you if you cant get it right. Literally has nothing to do with firearm safety. Ive said it once, Ill say it again. Furthermore, every person I know or have talked to who does have a single-action revolver Rough Rider, Blackhawk or a replica has other guns that they use for those roles. What I want then is a big bang noise when I pull the trigger, and not much else. My AR is half loaded with the mag in but unchambered. The Glock Gen 4 and Gen 5 models have actually become really popular with civilians and self-defense shooters alike. Im not a big believer in the the bad guy will just take your gun and use it against you school of thought. Modern revolvers with some sort of disconnect can be carried full up. IMO, anyway. Concerning long guns that are stored for home defense, I think that "cruiser ready" is the ideal state of readiness for rifles or shotguns. What kind of a moron thought THAT was a good idea? B.D. Situational risk assessment. Even though everyone who has ever used and examined a SA revolver can easily see that the firing pin is ALWAYS in contact with the primer when the hammer is down, if the chamber under it has a round in it? Im still getting comfortable with carrying, and Ill take an unchambered gun over one at home in the safe any day. At least the DA/SA or DAO provide a long hard trigger pull. Cruiser ready generally refers to a gun that has a loaded magazine but an empty chamber. OK , Ill bite this time , I let it pass the first (hundredth) time , but Im all in now . But that would mean giving up my beloved 1911! This also means that if the firing pin somehow gets enough inertia to hit the primer, from some other source than the hammer (whatever that source might be), and then the round in front of the pin suddenly ceases motion, the firing pin will continue forward into the round anyway, no matter what the hammer, trigger, barrel, or etc, do. Carrying any weapon with nothing in the chamber is carrying an unloaded weapon. A admit, these days are different a 3 grand safe, that folks have to go look up the damn combo to, or wake up with a shadow looking at them in a dark bedroom and try to get to a box hopefully in reach without getting halfway up out of bed. He grew up hunting, fishing, and trapping. Big thing, its hammer fired and its also DA/SA, so I have no problem with chambering a round and lowering the hammer. Therefore, its unsafe(ish) to carry or store with one in the chamber. No external safey, DA trigger that goes bang when you pull it.. Folks, a GLOCK (or any other striker-fired pistol) is perfectly safe with a little intelligence combined with a bit of assiduity. Various firearms but could go to dagger, spear, sword and buckler, longsword, or smallsword if for some reason one of those seemed like a good idea. One could write an entire book about just the intricacies of revolver internals, but no one would buy it, now that most dont even know what revolvers are. Pray the gay away gov. Maybe I counted wrong? If the trigger safety is not depressed, the trigger will not move rearwards and allow the pistol to fire. Carrying a Glock 26 or 27 in "conditon 1" (chambered) is comparable to carrying a loaded S&W Jframe revolver. If a person was going to leave a gun in Condition 3, they had better practice loading and firing the pistol, because not doing so just might get them killed. If you want a common username better grab it quick though. Those stances, their great for cops and competition but IMO bot so great in a gunfight up close. The good folks at Iver Johnson (related in name only to the company that exists today) developed a lifting bar that sat between the hammer and the primer of the cartridge. OthersI just didnt think about and for some pretty good reasons. The Israelis didn't invent the practice but it got the name from Israeli armed forces policy. All I get is replies that they are working on it. which for them is unwise because it feels utterly unsafe to do so The Glock is a semi-automatic pistol that was originally designed by an Austrian manufacturer called Glock Ges.m.b.H in 1982. Yes. I can see no valid reason to carry a modern weapon in condition 3 as long as youre observant and safety conscious when holstering/re-holstering your weapon. But the real benefit is in the noise. Ive been carrying mine daily for five years and will continue to carry it as long as I can. Carrying a single-action pistol cocked-and-locked is far and away the best method of carry. Well, now, lets analyze this a bit deeper, shall we? Lol. Too big, to heavy although I can cock the hammer on the draw with no problem (passive firing pin models). if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[250,250],'guntradition_com-leader-2','ezslot_6',115,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-guntradition_com-leader-2-0');All this comes from an old incident within the New York City Police Department. The LC9s can not be fired in any other way accidently unless the trigger is deliberately pulled. Kaboom he shot himself as he sat there at the dinner table. Sacrilegious. All are coded alike, but each has a different weapon in condition 1 ready to go. Next, there was some discussion about GLOCKs. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'guntradition_com-large-mobile-banner-1','ezslot_3',116,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-guntradition_com-large-mobile-banner-1-0');Still, I keep hearing how unsafe Glocks are, from people who have never handled one and essentially know nothing about handguns in general. While the bad guy is picking up the decoy gun and trying to shoot you with it, you draw your real piece with a round loaded. For those of you that don't know, "Israeli Carry" is the practice carrying a pistol without a round in the chamber. Glocks have a blade in the trigger that is very light so that if the pistol is dropped, the inertia of the fall will not pull the trigger ( as the pistol is partially cocked). It was a girl participating in a shooting contest. Glocks are completely safe handguns even though they dont have external safety. 3 your support hand may not be available. Bear in mind that all Glock pistols are striker fired and are have no manual safeties. My God, WTF is wrong with people who bash others for simply doing what they choose to do? You do what you gotta do or are allowed to do. Does the Glock fire then? Boy, that must be realllll nice. A good 1/2 inch drive ratchet upside the head will drop most anyone like they were a sack of feed corn. Torture tests are silly and prove nothing about a gun. Thats a lot more true to life (in my admittedly inexperienced opinion) than most movies, especially westerns. Try it with any style sidearm. I really would like to know if theres a response to my comments. I have a Sig DA/SA, fully loaded no problem. Yep, if you havent actually ever been in a gunfight before you can shut the f#*k up about what or how I carry. Gunfights can happen that fast. But still a nice catch. Hell you pour sand down MY ass crack and I'll jam up and and fail to extract Ive carried different glocks with a round chambered in iwb/owb holsters and never had a problem with it. 1:43:08-1:43:32. The full magazine has ten rounds, and the "+1" is the round that is in the chamber. I have kids, but they have been taught that if it can go bang assume it will if the trigger is touched. And I include all the copy cat weapons as well as they are as common as the common cold. Apparently the last time it worked. Because that argument is stupid in the first place, because the entire discussion is about *carrying* not about whether you should carry. So I traded it. Hire someone who did it on other blogs. Obviously carrying concealed greatly reduces the odds of your gun being taken, but that doesnt mean that precautions arent in order. And that is the key to any methodology, simply having the proper training. You would probably be more likely to survive in a Banzai charge. 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