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You answered your own question with that statement. The "escaped prisoner" has not harmed anyone in that store. So, based on your statement, no...you can't use deadly force.

I disagree. To "put away" means (IMHO) to store it for non-instant access or for permanent storage, either short (overnight) or long term. Therefore, #4 is—indeed— appropriate for those of us that either (have no children at home, live only with responsible gun owners, live alone, etc).

Found it! Here it is.

Who do you think you are? John Wick? ;)

4. To put it next to you on a nightstand, endtable, or sink counter while in the shower (in a child-free or similar home)

He's violence is somewhat limited in cuffs.

Or maybe invest in a lanyard/tether for you gun and let it fall. :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzB97lzXuwI

Pick it up, dust it off, inspect it, reholster, and be on your way.

On the contrary, it is somewhat common. Many of us that have experienced this simply get it fixed and move on without chatting about it all the time. I didn't want to wait for weeks while S&W fixed it, so I brought it in to my local gunsmith and they have seen this issue before. It's a quick...

At least in California it is safe if dropped. That is one of the (multiple) requirements of pistols for sale in this state—to be safe from droppage.

Regardless of being "out and about", mine's always chambered. (a little CPR for this thread) .

Nice! .

Country singer Scotty McCreery was stopped by airport police after a 9mm Smith & Wesson handgun was found. Mr. McCreery was cited for a CCW permit violation and was released. He won the American Idol contest in 2011.

^^ what he said! I would go nuts living like that. I don't leave all my doors open, etc.; but I also don't cower when someone's at the door. "Situation awareness" I get, paranoia, I don't. :confused:

Not just in the service, but it's true anywhere in life, from elementary school to adulthood; from little league baseball to retirement golf. ;)

The time elapsed between placing the order and receiving shipping info doesn't mean a thing. I've seen days go by between receiving shipping info and when the package actually gets to the post office/UPS, to be actually shipped.

I, too, had the same problem of not being able to remove my slide on my S9. I also had the same issue as shown in the above photo from @Printrep. In fact, that looked just like mine. Instead of sending it to S&W and waiting a couple of weeks (or more), I went to my local gunsmith and I picked...