Those are OK... but for sure I wouldn't lock my only pistol in it and hope for it to open if I ever needed it!
Clearing your EDC
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Those are OK... but for sure I wouldn't lock my only pistol in it and hope for it to open if I ever needed it!
If I ever have a home invasion while I'm dropping a deuce odds are pretty good I'll be found dead with my pants around my ankles and my pocket pistol in pieces because that tends to be when I clean the lint out.
I may find myself at the bottom of a dog pile for this, but mine do not stay loaded at home. And that's because I have kids. They know how to safely handle firearms and that "every one is loaded" but they're not quite strong enough to rack a slide. So my HD pistol sits with an empty chamber.
All the doors stay locked... so somebody's going to have to make some noise to get in my house. Surely that's enough time to rack the slide. Or maybe I'll be shot while trying to get the thing ready to fire... who knows.
All the doors stay locked... so somebody's going to have to make some noise to get in my house. Surely that's enough time to rack the slide. Or maybe I'll be shot while trying to get the thing ready to fire... who knows.
My edc only comes out the holster when I'm shooting it, after that it gets cleaned and back in the holster where it may stay for weeks before coming out again.
No clearing for me. I keep one in the hole all the time until cleaning time comes or I am showing it to someone else.
I had one of those (not the biometric) it worked good for the intended purpose. Just make sure it is bolted down good.
I would personally go wth the 4 digit combo one though, a lot easier to do and more fail safe in my opinion.
My EDC stays loaded and in its holster 24/7. Don't have to worry about bullet setback in a wheel gun though. When I EDC'd my 1911 I used to unload it when I got home because I used to practice drawing and operating the safety to gain muscle memory. I then noticed that the bullets kept having setback issues so I always kept it loaded after that and just used one of my other 1911's for practice. For some reason I've noticed that 45's tend to be more prone to setback than other calibers. I have no idea why though???
im with you . i do the same thing there are 2 guns out of the safe mine and the wifes edc both get unloaded at night and put in night stand . our room is a no go for the boys and they do a good job following the rule
All of my long guns are unloaded. I only keep a PT99 loaded by the nightstand, but nothing in the chamber. (Not sure which "condition" you fucking tactifag operators call this)
I have an almost 2 year old that knows where the guns are, but he can't fully open the door to them yet. He knows what they do as when he sees one he says "shhh!!! pow pow!"; obviously as I shoot a 22 off the front porch at a flipper target daily, or the occasional dove that lands in the yard to be eaten, or a squirrel for the cats.
I have an almost 2 year old that knows where the guns are, but he can't fully open the door to them yet. He knows what they do as when he sees one he says "shhh!!! pow pow!"; obviously as I shoot a 22 off the front porch at a flipper target daily, or the occasional dove that lands in the yard to be eaten, or a squirrel for the cats.
This mounted to the bed. Change the battery once a year, test it once a month. Sig 2022 9mm with round chambered.
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