It was a Springfield XD .40 CalLiberty wrote:This is what's called Glock leg. It can be avoided by not carrying a Glock, or any other weapon without a manual safety. It may also be avoided by really paying attention when holstering.Dan20703 wrote:I always do but a friend of mine never carries with one in the chamber and will never do otherwise.
He used to carry that way but put a round through his leg while holstering his weapon once. Luckily it didn't hit any bone, cartilage, or major blood vessels.
Given the choice of not carrying with one in the chamber, or not carrying a Glock or similar clone. I think the carrying a safer gun might be advised.
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- Tue Nov 29, 2016 2:45 pm
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- Tue Nov 29, 2016 12:34 pm
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Re: Re-Thinking One in Chamber
I always do but a friend of mine never carries with one in the chamber and will never do otherwise.
He used to carry that way but put a round through his leg while holstering his weapon once. Luckily it didn't hit any bone, cartilage, or major blood vessels.
He used to carry that way but put a round through his leg while holstering his weapon once. Luckily it didn't hit any bone, cartilage, or major blood vessels.