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Originally Posted by AMF
No not at all, I'm talking about a gun with the magazine in, but no round in the chamber.
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Note the cop's situation after being hit with a bat and dropped his ammo trying to chamber a round after being hit in the head with a bat.
Unloaded is unloaded.
I carry a S&W 40 cop special with a double safety and anti-shock protection in case it's dropped when I carry (certain situations). Turning the safety off is more protection than cocking a revolver...and it's a one-handed operation.
This thread had to do with a bad holster design...you don't fix that by keeping a gun unloaded.
In my opinion, of course.
