Here's how I would do it: rack slide and engage safety.SCone wrote:Here's how I go from condition 3 to condition 1
With my gun in condition 3 (no round in chamber, full magazine)
ONE - Pull trigger
TWO - Rack slide
THREE - Engage safety
FOUR - Release trigger
I'm now in condition 1 (round in chamber, hammer cocked, safety on)
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- Tue Jul 15, 2008 6:44 pm
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Re: Do you keep one in the "pipe?"
- Mon Jul 07, 2008 11:01 pm
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Re: Do you keep one in the "pipe?"
Carrying a loaded Glock is like carrying a loaded revolver. Everyone has different comfort levels and it's not always based on logic. Some people think a 1911 is unsafe in condition 1 because the hammer is cocked.KaiserB wrote:Not meaning to toss fuel on the fire. I can understand having one in the pipe with a 1911, or a SA/DA auto (HK, Ruger, S&W) with thumb safety. But what about guns such as a Glock or Springfield XD that are DAO that do not have a thumb safety, or other lockout (besides the trigger safety)?