OK, I knew what I meant even if my fingers did not translate it correctly. Fine motor skills go out the window quickly and gross motor skills kick in.
For goodness sake, read what I mean, not what I type!!
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- Mon May 30, 2011 10:28 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: To chamber or not to chamber
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Re: To chamber or not to chamber
Gross typing skils quikly deterioate...
OK, I knew what I meant even if my fingers did not translate it correctly. Fine motor skills go out the window quickly and gross motor skills kick in.
For goodness sake, read what I mean, not what I type!!
OK, I knew what I meant even if my fingers did not translate it correctly. Fine motor skills go out the window quickly and gross motor skills kick in.
For goodness sake, read what I mean, not what I type!!
- Thu May 05, 2011 9:54 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
- Topic: To chamber or not to chamber
- Replies: 82
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Re: To chamber or not to chamber
Chamber. Gross motor skill quickly deteriorate and it is just one more thing to do when you need to be concentrating on something else.
I am waiting on my plastic to get here. I carry at home, all of the time, in my CBST. It is fully loaded with one in the pipe. I am quite confident that it will not go off unless I put my finger on the trigger and also depress the grip safety (XDm 3.8" 9mm).
RJ
I am waiting on my plastic to get here. I carry at home, all of the time, in my CBST. It is fully loaded with one in the pipe. I am quite confident that it will not go off unless I put my finger on the trigger and also depress the grip safety (XDm 3.8" 9mm).
RJ