Video: Plaxico Burress On Gun Safety

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[ElKafir]

Some tips on gun safety from New York Giants wide receiver Plaxico Burress.

[autumnraine]

Wear tighter pants when stuffing a gun down the band with the safety off?

[DManA]

Ima make sure my keeeids watch dat.

[Roccus]

Here’s an Oldie But Goody

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uADb3NyYlSA

[DCBryan1]

LOL!

[MarineBrat]

“OK, I’m the only one in this room professional enough, that I know of, to carry this Glock 40. I’m the only...” [BBAANNGG!!!!]

[Travis McGee]

The only safety on a Glock is a doodad on the trigger, which some liken to putting the brake on the gas pedal.

If you carry a Glock, it MUST be in a holster, even a pocket holster for pocket carry. Keys, stray fingers etc can fire a Glock if they stray inside the trigger guard.

Or, never carry a round chambered in a Glock, ever, until you are ready to rumble.

[Travis McGee]

OMG that’s a riot!

[ScreamingFist]

O.O

OMG!

[Joe Brower]

"If you carry a Glock, it MUST be in a holster"

That's my first choice.

"Or, never carry a round chambered in a Glock, ever, until you are ready to rumble.

That's my second choice. Same rule goes for my Kahr PM40. $:-)

[Pearls Before Swine]

The only safety on a Glock is a doodad on the trigger...

"Same pull first shot, every shot." Ouch.

[Travis McGee]

What’s the pull weight on your Kahr? Glocks are usually 5.5 from the factory, correct?

[Joe Brower]

Pull weight on the Kahr: Heavy. But smooth as silk the whole way through, with a crisp, and I mean crisp, letoff. It's the best factory setup I have seen on any stock semiauto pistol under $1K. The PM9 is also the same high quality. And fit and finish on the Kahr is superb. It's recommended to run 200 rounds through it to break it in, but neither of mine has had so much as a hiccup since day one.

Glocks are all over the map. I've seen a G19 from NYPD that had a 8.5 lb. pull, I think, but a factory G23 breaks at, yeah, I'd say around 5 or 6. To me, it's the smoothness that makes it or breaks it -- pull weight isn't (to me at least) a big deal (within rational limits, o' course). Guess I'm used to heavy triggers... $:-)