And be REAL careful holstering it...
And be REAL careful holstering it...
As a Glock-head, i can agree with the first half. As a gun owner, I can agree with the second half. I would never "Mexican" carry my glock unless the tube was empty. I have back-pocket carried with an empty barrel before, but that's not my normal mode of operation.
It is except when cleaning or shooting. It is in a holster that has an internal retention system, so not straps. Unlike a cop, I won't need to reholster fast to continue the fight. When I reholster the fight will be over.
and DON'T "Mexican carry" it in your pants.
If I ever found a reason to "Mexican carry" it would be without a round in the pipe. I cannot imagine a scenario in which my pants rack the slide and then pull the trigger.
And be REAL careful holstering it...
The weapon is always safed before I holster it. Even if it wasn't, training and proper equipment keep this from being a problem.
I don't mean to sound caviler, but I know my weapon systems inside and out. That is why I carry one type of pistol, one type of shotgun and one type of rifle.
PS: I am going to need to order two more books as I offered one to fellow FReeper Allegra to take to Iraq with her as she leaves in a week or so to perform troop support via a "big company" in country.