Posted: 3/31/2010 11:06:19 PM EDT
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Every time I read an ND thread I always wonder if the person keeps the gun chambered at all times or just when they need it or have been shooting. Whenever I clean my guns I always check them because when I am not cleaning them there is always one in the chamber. I know there is one in the chamber at all times so it really is impossible for me to think that when I start to clean a gun that it is empty. Does keeping one in the chamber actually decrease your odds of " I thought it was empty"? I think it does for me. |
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Quoted: rule number one is easy for me because all my guns are always loaded. I treat other peoples guns the same way though. Don't point at anything your not willing to put a hole in was the first thing I ever learned about guns.Quoted: I always keep a round chambered. I got complacent. I got shot. Story? I keep a round in the chamber of guns I carry on a daily basis, but not every gun I own. The key is to not become complacent. Rule #1 ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED. |
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rule number one is easy for me because all my guns are always loaded. I treat other peoples guns the same way though. Don't point at anything your not willing to put a hole in was the first thing I ever learned about guns.
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I always keep a round chambered. I got complacent. I got shot. Story? I keep a round in the chamber of guns I carry on a daily basis, but not every gun I own. The key is to not become complacent. Rule #1 ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED. |
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rule number one is easy for me because all my guns are always loaded. I treat other peoples guns the same way though. Don't point at anything your not willing to put a hole in was the first thing I ever learned about guns. I broke all four rules in seconds... Check the chamber....then check it again. Edit: I don't want to hijack the thread. I know I fucked up. I've heard EVERY armchair commando lecture...trust me. Save it. Thank you. |
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Quoted: ouchQuoted: rule number one is easy for me because all my guns are always loaded. I treat other peoples guns the same way though. Don't point at anything your not willing to put a hole in was the first thing I ever learned about guns. I broke all four rules in seconds... Check the chamber....then check it again. Edit: I don't want to hijack the thread. I know I fucked up. I've heard EVERY armchair commando lecture...trust me. Save it. Thank you. |
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All the time in the ready; those in the vault are unloaded. Clearing, decocking, are done in a bedroom, where the mattress is.
Further, when we pass arms at work for review, they are passed with magazine dropped, action open. Passed to, passed back. _________________________________________________ ("Hey, there's a live round in there!"––Tigh as Adama is trying to break his and Starbuck's morale crushing streak, (w,stte), BSG-75) |
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All the time in the ready; those in the vault are unloaded. Clearing, decocking, are done in a bedroom, where the mattress is. Further, when we pass arms at work for review, they are passed with magazine dropped, action open. Passed to, passed back. _________________________________________________ ("Hey, there's a live round in there!"––Tigh as Adama is trying to break his and Starbuck's morale crushing streak, (w,stte), BSG-75) I do the same, I use my 2K latex mattress as an unloading station, no holes yet! 
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