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Speak for yourself.
Bye Rich.
Speak for yourself.
I need more context to answer that.So you admit that an unloaded gun, in a gun safe, is of little or no use ?
Bye Rich.
I need more context to answer that.
Are you talking about it being of no use during the specific moments in time that it remains within the safe?
Or are you suggesting that there is no possibility of retrieving it from the safe and loading it?
In any case, that's why you carry a handgun on your person, in a holster.
Are you talking about it being of no use during the specific moments in time that it remains within the safe as people sleep?I'm talking about keeping your gun, unloaded and in a safe, while you sleep.
Are you talking about it being of no use during the specific moments in time that it remains within the safe as people sleep?
Or are you suggesting that there is no possibility of retrieving it from the safe and loading it when people wake up?
I can't spell it out any clearer
I'm talking about keeping your gun, unloaded and in a safe, while you sleep. What part of this don't you understand ?
I'll assume that you mean option two.I can't spell it out any clearer
I'm talking about keeping your gun, unloaded and in a safe, while you sleep. What part of this don't you understand ?
I'll assume that you mean option two.
So the answer to your question is: No. I do not admit that a gun in a safe is of no use.
That is way the home defense gun is in Condition 1. Loaded, round chambered. In a quick access safe. Easy peasy.How many options are there ?
Some people say that carrying a gun, with no round in the chamber, is akin to taking a loaded gun to a gunfight
What might they say if that gun is actually unloaded and in a locked safe ?
That is way the home defense gun is in Condition 1. Loaded, round chambered. In a quick access safe. Easy peasy.
Well, it is locked in a safe. To prevent little hands from accessing.And not completely unloaded and locked in a safe.
Well, it is locked in a safe. To prevent little hands from accessing.
You missed the part where it is a ready access safe. I can open the safe with te combo in <10 sec (electronic lock). The read acces safe can be opened in <2 seconds.And the gun owner's, so undermining any excuse that a gun is needed for home defense.
You missed the part where it is a ready access safe. I can open the safe with te combo in <10 sec (electronic lock). The read acces safe can be opened in <2 seconds.
Do home invaders in Norcross magically teleport into bedrooms?
Personally, I am not in favor of carrying in Condition 2 (magazine in, empty chamber). But that is a personal choice and it doesn't affect me.Some people say that carrying a gun without it being cocked and a round in the chamber, is a waste of time
Do you agree with that ?
If so, if actually carrying a gun in that condition is a waste of time, how do you think those people would react to not only a gun not being cocked with no round in the chamber, but completely unloaded, and in a gun safe ?
Personally, I am not in favor of carrying in Condition 2 (magazine in, empty chamber). But that is a personal choice and it doesn't affect me.
I am not trying to tell people how to live.
And you missed the part where I said the gun was loaded in Condition 1 in the safe.
Depends on the safe.OK, but a gun in condition 1, in a gun safe, still takes more time to fire than a gun in a holster in condition 2, right ?
Depends on the safe.
Condition 1, ready safe. Lets say 2 sec.
Condition 2, holstered and concealed. 2 sec to draw, maybe a sec to rack assuming both hands free. Call it 3 sec.
There is no hard and fast guideline. Every circumstance is different and up to the individual.
That is the real argument here. Gun control advocates want to remove individual choice. Gun rights advocates don't demand your carry. We are for increased choice.
I presume you meant “without” a round in a chamber.Nevertheless, I've seen gun instructors say that carrying with a round in the chamber is akin to carrying an unloaded weapon and not only is a waste of time, but that it can potentially get you killed
What then, might they say about a gun, in a locked gun safe, in any condition ?
I presume you meant “without” a round in a chamber.
Instructor opinions are like assholes. They all have one and most of them stink.
Great thing about America. We have choice.
Two that I know of.How many options are there ?
I suppose they would advise loading it before you head to a gunfight.Some people say that carrying a gun, with no round in the chamber, is akin to taking an unloaded gun to a gunfight
What might they say if that gun is actually unloaded and in a locked safe ?
That is incorrect. Gun owners are capable of retrieving their gun from a safe.And the gun owner's, so undermining any excuse that a gun is needed for home defense.
No.Some people say that carrying a gun without it being cocked and a round in the chamber, is a waste of time
Do you agree with that ?
They would advise loading the gun when retrieving it from the safe.If so, if actually carrying a gun in that condition is a waste of time, how do you think those people would react to not only a gun not being cocked with no round in the chamber, but completely unloaded, and in a gun safe ?
Two that I know of.
I suppose they would advise loading it before you head to a gunfight.
Gun owners are capable of retrieving their gun from a safe.
Much depends on the gun. Much of that thinking came about before striker-fired guns were common. Glocks are kind of permanently halfway between conditions one and two.
But even with an old fashioned double-action/single-action semi-auto, conditions two and three were valid choices.
Granted, if someone wanted to say that they think that condition one is the way to go, their choice was valid too.
They would advise loading the gun when retrieving it from the safe.