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Well, seek and ye shall find. OK, I wasn't actually seeking, but I did find this. The PERFECT solution for those who are uneasy about carrying with a round in the chamber. It is from Spain, but I bet you get the drift. Just click on some of the videos
Automatic Holster
And a YouTube demo
Spanish Police Woman - Automatic Action - YouTube
That would put my DA/SA in SA with a very light trigger as I'm drawing...kinda scary.
not a bad idea for a glock...i guess if you want to carry cond 3. but hk? kinda less safe than just carrying decocked.
that police woman is smoking hot.
that thing is an ND waiting to happen
how so, slamfire? otherwise i can't see anything about it that is more dangerous than any other way of carrying as long as your finger is off the trigger. not that i see a point to it, just speaking of it impartially.
Not all people keep their finger off the trigger when drawing when they should be doing just that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fausty
I didn't understand a word she said.....but I think I'm in love now.
Seldeen Gunleather made a holster (circa late 70's - early 80's) that allowed the 1911 to be carried with an empty chamber. You had to use the standard guide plug and push down on the gun before drawing. A reinforced shelf held the slide and allowed the frame to move down to cock and chamber the gun.
I wish I still had mine simply for the novelty. I never carried the gun that way.
Sonny Puzikas also showed a holster for the Makarov that did the same on an episode of Deadliest Warrior, IIRC.
Lol love? I think you mean lust.Quote:
Originally Posted by mkh
As much as I already have in my pants... that thing's just not going to fit!
No doubt, that LEO is a 10. Can you draw the weapon without cocking it?
Is there a difference? LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by NCG
I think in parts of Europe they carry with an empty chamber. Its kind of cool, But Ill watch her do it a couple more times. DR
Hi, all my first post/time on the site.
I see nothing but problems with the holster, it may be good if it was your first time carrying and you learned doing it that way, but for me I would second guess it the whole time. I wouldn't like it in the gun safe that way or next to the bed. I would absolutely hate it.
If I need to ever draw my gun I want to KNOW that there is around in the chamber not having to depending on some plastic holster to put one in the chamber for me.
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What holster?