You might like it. So, us non-glockentines keep a low pro on discussing polymers and plastics, but if I had to go to war tomorrow, you can it would be an all steel weapon. You'll want to train yourself one way or the other. It will catch on and you will be a rock star! I can raise and lower the bolt slowly in complete silence. There are lots of better choices out there than the glock. It likewise utilizes a cocking system that is unique amongst striker-fired pistols. I put into the chamber a primed case w/o powder or bullet. Especially in a stressful situation. 8 Modern Pocket Carry Pistols for under $600 | OutdoorHub It's a small handgun that is easy to carry, chambered for a very powerful cartridge, and priced so a working man can easily afford it. Bet you still get stabbed. If one wishes to carry sans a round in the chamber. the number of people out there who keep a single-action revolver as a home defense or self-defense gun is likely negligible., Not to mention that those idiots have no right to expect anyone to take them seriously. lol 15 in the clip one in the pipe. Repeatedly doing the same thing is training, because it becomes habit. All the out of battery safeties do is, in one way or another, block the hammer from providing that energy to the pin until the gun is fully locked into battery. The Glock series of semi-automatic pistols features Glock's Safe Action System and a loaded chamber indicator.The Safe Action System comprises three passive safeties. I have pocket carried for years, mostly using a clip such as a clip draw on my SIG 938, hammer down, safety on, round chambered. In addition to this, some manufacturers have added manual lever safeties to their firearms and XDS has the grip safety as well. This is not remotely comparable to carrying a semiauto with an empty chamber, where the slide must be racked to make the gun ready to fire. gun owner would not have a clue on how the gun actually worked or how dangerous it was to handle and carry because what a Moron cannot see a Moron does not fear. 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. Nor with his next, more significant error, suggesting that floating or inertial firing pin guns (like a 1911) ARE drop safe with a round in the chamber, even though all such firearms with a round in the chamber WILL fire if dropped on their muzzle? Then you have the big, scary, single-action magnums by IWI (the BFR) Freedom Arms and custom guns from Jeff Linebaugh. Didnt check that the gun was clear. Carrying One In The Chamber, Continued - The Truth About Guns It can also affect the speed at which the weapon fires. The odds of a holster obstruction triggering a Glock in that case is an acceptable risk due to the greater risk of being too slow. However, with an unchambered semi-auto, that may be a more credible concern. One near each upstairs door and one near the basement door. In reality, the 1911 with only the grip safety would be as safe or safer than the Glock. In practice? As if every act of negligence is a deliberate act. Its part of being human. You can also watch plenty of guys who have never once needed their guns in a confrontation, yet shot themselves because they kept one in the chamber.
