Gold Supporter
- Messages
- 12,962
- Reactions
- 46,190
Dang, I always wanted a Cleaver family too, I got the Munsters instead...My dad always wanted a Cleaver family.
He got me and my siblings instead lol.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Dang, I always wanted a Cleaver family too, I got the Munsters instead...My dad always wanted a Cleaver family.
He got me and my siblings instead lol.
Dang, I always wanted a Cleaver family too, I got the Munsters instead...
If you can't carry cocked & locked, you're not ready to carry. The last few people I have spoken with that are not comfortable carrying loaded all had the thought they would always be bystanders and would have the time to load and surprise the bad buy, but couldn't comprehend they could be in the situation where they where face to face and would not have the surprise element. It blows my mind people think that situation can't happen to them, why are you carrying in the first place if don't understand every variable?
Not to mention you are more likely to accidentally shoot your self chambering a round in a panic, than keeping a round chambered, it's happened!
The only person who ever knows they're going to do a bad thing, is the bad guy.
...I've been carrying, (and shooting) as an adult around about 3 months now. I started carrying chamber less...for about a week. With practice I've increased my comfort level & moreso my knowledge & understanding.
The only person who ever knows they're going to do a bad thing, is the bad guy.
...I've been carrying, (and shooting) as an adult around about 3 months now. I started carrying chamber less...for about a week. With practice I've increased my comfort level & moreso my knowledge & understanding.
...Also, there seems to be no video in the OP?
Unless you're only gonna pistol whip that scary clown.I don't need no steenkin' video 'samples to tell me locked and loaded is the only way to roll!
Thanks Stomper, coffee spewed on the keyboard... That was a good one!!!!@16 years old & smartin' off to mom, I'll bet that "hollow bonging" sound was from your head & and NOT the frying pan, huh?
A little common sense goes a long way, too. I know, it is in short supply these days.This is an interesting thread but also a potentially dangerous one especially for those that are either 1) new to owning firearms or 2) To lazy or to smart to read the owners manual. Even if you bought the gun used you can typically find the manual online. page7b
All firearms are not created equal and not every pistol is safe to carry "Cocked & Locked". I'm posting a link to a PDF of Colt's little "Pocket Mustang". Read it over and you will see that early on it starts telling you not to carry it "Cocked & Locked", if your are still unsure the bottom of Colt's page 23 is pretty clear to me? http://stevespages.com/pdf/colt_mkiv_series_80_380_auto_pistols.pdf
Cocked & Locked is definitly the way to go as long as it is safe for your pistol, make sure it is before you end up hurting yourself or someone else.