Why are people more cautious carrying a chambered bodyguard 2.0?
- Thread starter Muffin Man
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Pocket carry
If I want to carry a gun in my pocket, it is always a revolver. I'm 83 years old and have been carrying concealed handguns for 60 years. I have two striker fired pistols, and not too impressed with either one of them.
If I want to carry a gun in my pocket, it is always a revolver. I'm 83 years old and have been carrying concealed handguns for 60 years. I have two striker fired pistols, and not too impressed with either one of them.
MOONDAWG
US Veteran
I’ve no problem pocket carrying mine with a chambered round. A, B, C’s
A. Proper holster
B. Primary safety, between ears
C. Secondary safety, index finger
Off target, off trigger
On target, on trigger
Just stick to the Basics.
A. Proper holster
B. Primary safety, between ears
C. Secondary safety, index finger
Off target, off trigger
On target, on trigger
Just stick to the Basics.
Pet peeve of mine. Acronyms.
Use to be considered standard writing practices to define an acronym at first use. No longer seems to be common practice in casual or professional writing.
Annoys me more than misspelling or improper word use. I those cases, one at least usually knows what they intended.
Acronyms are an entirely different matter with considerable variation in meaning or interpretation.
Use to be considered standard writing practices to define an acronym at first use. No longer seems to be common practice in casual or professional writing.
Annoys me more than misspelling or improper word use. I those cases, one at least usually knows what they intended.
Acronyms are an entirely different matter with considerable variation in meaning or interpretation.
I would buy one.Perhaps an enterprising company will come out with a BG2 trigger kit with a heavier pull...?
Cheers!
I carried a Ruger LCP II with no worries until the pocket on one pair of pants fought me on a practice draw. I apparently got something (finger, pocket seam?) in the the trigger guard and the gun fired on the way out. Luckily, only resulted in a hole in the pants. Sold the gun and now happily carry an original BG. Feel safer with DA only. Still hit tin cans at 10 feet. Can't hit the broad side of a barn beyond that, but who cares - didn't buy it for that.
Doug M.
Member
Ugh. 1) if for some reason, one is not comfortable with carrying any firearm with a chambered round, SELL IT. There is no excuse for carrying a quality firearm with an empty chamber. Remember that when the Israeli folks started that, it because they had a lot of old donated pistols of iffy quality and that mode was a necessary response.
2) Pocket carry is a good option for some; most of my carry time has been with pocket carry. Education and training will show that is a safe choice. It does require a dedicated pocket AND a quality pocket holster.
2) Pocket carry is a good option for some; most of my carry time has been with pocket carry. Education and training will show that is a safe choice. It does require a dedicated pocket AND a quality pocket holster.
MOONDAWG
US Veteran
The “A” in my A,B,C’s was proper pocket holster…with the obvious caveat that they should be the ONLY thing in said pocket.
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