I have been able to see measurable bullet setback (0.025") in rounds I loaded as few as three times, when I tested repeated loadings on about 25 cartridges.android wrote:I can see that there are good reasons to unload, but I don't think they'll result in setback if you use good ammo and you don't do them every day.
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- Sat Jun 08, 2013 5:18 am
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- Fri Jun 07, 2013 9:34 pm
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Re: Carrying With One Loaded In Chamber (Question?)
I see you are relatively new to the forum, so welcome.Pecos wrote:Mt concern is I will be carring a Glock 17 Gen 4 left handed Hip holster. My leather belt holster covers the triger guard. Is it safe to carry with round on the tube?
I would hate to have unintended discharge. Or for ease of mind is ir better to carry unchambere? Thanks.
I honestly don't believe there is anyone who can be considered experienced with daily firearm carry who would recommend carrying with an empty chamber.
Daily carry: best bet is a quality gun belt with a quality holster that fully covers the trigger.
If you are still skeptical, set your handgun in your holster on a shelf for a month and see how many times the gun jumps out of the holster and fires itself.