I have heard something along the lines of this: it is illegal to have a bullet in the chamber when carrying a handgun in Indiana.
Is this true? Seems a bit pointless to carry if you have to chamber a bullet before you're able to defend yourself.
Judging from some I've seen shoot, they would have shot AT you 6 times, now whether or not you were hit?5 years ago a friend of mine that is IMPD told me that he could shoot me 6 times before I could chamber a round, since then I always have one in the chamber.
I want nothing that will require me to use the arm that is currently in the mouth of the angry bear. I need to be able to go one handed in the case that my situational awareness failed to tell me what was standing right behind me while peeing in the woods...
Or that arm that is currently acting as a scabbard for the bad guy's knife (dang 21 foot rule and elevators)...
Or the left hand that has parried off the other guy's lorcian just long enough to give me a last chance at life...
Or the left hand that is faking submission as I pull out my "wallet"...
Or the left hand that is now suddenly missing (probably toast in this case but at least we can go together)...
You get my point. (that I need to take some classes and keep up on situational awareness ) Seriously, I kinda think that if/when it happens, it will not be pretty and it may happen one handed.
No, it's illegal to have bullets within 100 yards of your gun!!! hahah