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Originally Posted by Kanewpadle
Welcome to the forum. Ignore the ole curmudgeons that hate repeat threads. They tend to forget that new thinking, ideas, or opinions may be offered.
Any and all guns that you rely on for self defense should be loaded at all times. If you don't feel comfortable with that gun, it doesn't matter what type of gun it is. It simply means that you need to get more familiar with it. Which means practice. It does not mean that you need another type of gun.
Go shoot the gun. A lot.
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Thanks for the welcome.
I didn't say i'm uncomfortable with the gun, or concerned, or scared of it, or any of the other assumptions that seem to be popular. I just wondered what common practice would seem to be, since most of what I see online is just people debating which kind of holster is best, revolvers vs. semi-auto, which caliber, which ammo, etc.
Somehow that turned me into a neophyte that would be better off carrying a rock...
