Moved to basic gun handling forum .
lol thank you I almost put it there but wasn't sure if it fitMoved to basic gun handling forum .
Sorry that was suppose to say don't do it. I'll fix it!Dont? Did you read the article?
A person who carries a pistol with an empty chamber is telling the world that they don't know what they are doing. I hope that those folks will get serious about their personal defense, get some professional training, and carry whatever defensive handgun they have confidence in. Whatever gun they choose, it should be ready to go when the attack comes.
Because you're not comfortable with semi auto handguns?That is why I carry a SA/DA revolver.
Accually, there really isn't any difference beside the size of them. But I carried unchambered for about a month when I started just to get use to it.People will carry how they are comfortable at first. I have been around firearms since I was very little. I'm 41 now, and will probably carry unchambered until I get used to carrying. I know my weapon, and I know the protocols. But carrying a ready-to-fire handgun is different than a shotgun or .22 rifle. IMO, of course.
Which is exactly where I am. I am completely comfortable with myself in safely handling most firearms. But I have never carried a loaded handgun on my person. It will take some time.Accually, there really isn't any difference beside the size of them. But I carried unchambered for about a month when I started just to get use to it.
I understand feeling weird about carrying a concealed handgun in public. However, you'll get most comfortable with it by just doing it. You have it holstered. It wont go off.Which is exactly where I am. I am completely comfortable with myself in safely handling most firearms. But I have never carried a loaded handgun on my person. It will take some time.
Take as much time as you need. But just know when your ready it feel no differentWhich is exactly where I am. I am completely comfortable with myself in safely handling most firearms. But I have never carried a loaded handgun on my person. It will take some time.
I believe you. I have carried loaded shotguns and .22 rifles in the woods many times in my younger years and had no issues. It's just acclimation.Take as much time as you need. But just know when your ready it feel no different