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SIG P320 - Good thing he wasn’t AIWB.
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<blockquote data-quote="Machdup1" data-source="post: 16658134" data-attributes="member: 65746"><p>If you carry unchambered, you are carry a useless hunk of metal that you think is a firearm.</p><p></p><p>According to the FBI, most civilian gunfights last less than three seconds, at a distance of less than three feet during which time an average of three rounds are fired. </p><p></p><p>It is not difficult to imagine that situation. Since you will be the defender, your opponent will already have their weapon in hand or you wouldn’t think there is a need to use deadly force. </p><p></p><p>Since that recognition will cost you one to two seconds, you will have one second to draw, present and fire accurately during the middle of a massive adreniline rush. </p><p></p><p>This leaves no time for you to charge the weapon. If fact, if you are not a combat veteran it is likely that it will take a second or two more to figure out how to respond while you stand still and get shot at, if you don’t believe me, ask anyone who has had their target try to kill them.</p><p></p><p>Put simply, carry chambered and train for combat, do not practice shooting. If you don’t know the diffence between training and shooting practice, you need more training.</p><p></p><p>If you elect to not carry chambered, at least get a really nice custom OWB, open carry, sharkskin holster and a beautiful engraved 1911 with fancy gold inlay, so it will look good in your autopsy photos.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Machdup1, post: 16658134, member: 65746"] If you carry unchambered, you are carry a useless hunk of metal that you think is a firearm. According to the FBI, most civilian gunfights last less than three seconds, at a distance of less than three feet during which time an average of three rounds are fired. It is not difficult to imagine that situation. Since you will be the defender, your opponent will already have their weapon in hand or you wouldn’t think there is a need to use deadly force. Since that recognition will cost you one to two seconds, you will have one second to draw, present and fire accurately during the middle of a massive adreniline rush. This leaves no time for you to charge the weapon. If fact, if you are not a combat veteran it is likely that it will take a second or two more to figure out how to respond while you stand still and get shot at, if you don’t believe me, ask anyone who has had their target try to kill them. Put simply, carry chambered and train for combat, do not practice shooting. If you don’t know the diffence between training and shooting practice, you need more training. If you elect to not carry chambered, at least get a really nice custom OWB, open carry, sharkskin holster and a beautiful engraved 1911 with fancy gold inlay, so it will look good in your autopsy photos. [/QUOTE]
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