If you were the prince of England, what pistol would you carry?

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  • Stschil

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    I think if I was a pilot, knowing that my sidearm may be the only firearm I have available for protection should my airframe be disabled, I'd be taking better care of it. That thing looks atrocious! What a crappy way to treat an awesome piece if equipment.
     

    jake blue

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    :n00b: Israeli Carry: To deploy- draw pistol, rack slide (which both chambers a round and cocks the hammer), fire.

    While silly, it's certainly not a difficult concept to grasp. No blanks required.

    Cool, thanks for explaining that. Not sure what purpose it serves but if that's how they're being trained then I'm sure there's some reason for it.
     

    ru44mag

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    I understand tampons have been successfully used to stop bleeding by being stuffed into a bullet hole.

    :laugh::laugh::hehe:I've heard they have been used to stop bleeding when stuffed into holes for a long time now.
     

    Sylvain

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    Cool, thanks for explaining that. Not sure what purpose it serves but if that's how they're being trained then I'm sure there's some reason for it.

    They used old used guns who were not safe to carry with one in the chamber back in the days (50's and 60's) but nowadays with modern guns (Glock and others) they dont need to carry that way.But many still train that way.
     

    dontcha

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    since the chamber's empty, the trigger's covered, and NOBODY'S HAND is on the gun, it doesn't matter what the muzzle "sweeps". your fbi rig sweeps other people every time that you enter a crowded room or an elevator.
     

    dontcha

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    like I said, since it's hammer down, probably on an empty chamber, with a covered triggerguard, there need be no concern about where the gun is pointing. It CAN'T discharge while it's so carried.
     

    chezuki

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    like I said, since it's hammer down, probably on an empty chamber, with a covered triggerguard, there need be no concern about where the gun is pointing. It CAN'T discharge while it's so carried.

    A strap of thread-torn webbing does not a 'covered trigger guard' make.
     

    chezuki

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    Great muzzle discipline. :rolleyes:

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