Re: Carry Pistols
By: Arelor to Limawhiskey on Tue Dec 06 2022 01:21 pm
> Re: Carry Pistols
> By: Limawhiskey to All on Mon Dec 05 2022 05:35 pm
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> > Those of you that carry, what do you carry or prefer? I find my G1
> > is comfortable, however, somtimes I will carry a 1911 platform with 8rd m
> > and one round chambered. Only issue I have is finding a good holster for
> > G19. I still debate putting a light on it though.
> >
> > What is your carry of choice fellow DOVE Net users?
> >
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> If it was legal here or I were willing to break the law and admit it on a
> public forum, I would go with a Llama .38 revolver. I am tired of semi-autos
> because I see so many get stuck in the shooting range.
>
> This brings the question: how is people carrying single action semis these
> days? Do they holster it with a chambered round and the safety on?
>
> BTW I think a bowie knife is also a great carry if you are big enough to pac
> it. A regular person spends more time cutting and chopping things than shoot
> at stuff anyway. If it was legal here or I were willing to break the law and
> admit it on a public forum, I'd carry a Ka-Bar Heavy Bowie in a custom sheat
> (because the one it comes with is lame).
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Most modern firearms can be carried cocked and loaded. With pistols like the
Glock and M&P, they have the two piece trigger that acts like a safety until
it is properly pulled. When seconds count, cycling a slide will take too long
.
Regardless of double action or single action, a hammer can be pulled back as
the pistol is removed from the holster. Same applies with the safety.
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