I am *begging* you, stop carrying on an empty chamber.

[findingZzero]

An AR, and cammies, dangerous.



And finally, one of me, NOT getting arrested.
I'm facing away from the camera. Either someone was checking out my AR, or my tush. Not sure, I'm hoping it's the AR.

Wrong. This one and the others were taken from the black SUV parked across the street. Thanks guys. We'll get back to you.

 

[actaeon277]

Wrong. This one and the others were taken from the black SUV parked across the street. Thanks guys. We'll get back to you.

 

[churchmouse]

I'd have to go back to the source pic and see if someone labeled it or commented on it. If I remember when I get home.

Not dropping any names but I do believe he is. Strong 2-A advocate.

 

[SteveM4A1]

Y'all are a bunch of gun nuts!

 

[kiddchaos]

When was that downtown thing?

 

[Birds Away]

I'm confused. None of this looks familiar. Where is all the white stuff?

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I'm confused. None of this looks familiar. Where is all the white stuff?

 

[actaeon277]

When was that downtown thing?

One was march 9, 2013
The other Feb 8, 2013.

 

[gjclark]

Do you have your do not tread on me flag as a cape on?

Whoa whoa... check the signature.

 

[kiddchaos]

One was march 9, 2013
The other Feb 8, 2013.

ah. those! thanks.

 

[Slawburger]

Do you have your do not tread on me flag as a cape on?

Sorry, couldn't resist.
The Incredibles - No Capes - YouTube

 

[critter592]

Totally late to the thread. You can accuse me of necroposting later.

But, one thing I think is often missed or at least not posted in these threads is the idea that if you carry unloaded you may cause yourself to be in a gun fight well before you are legal. Meaning, knowing that it will take you so much time to pull and chamber a round you might jump the gun, nyuk nyuk, and then get accused of pointing / intimidating / wreckless endangerment (ingolawyers don't crucify me on exact IC you know what I'm talking about). If your EDC is loaded and holstered properly you only draw and act when it is absolutely and instantaneously needed for your immediate defense.

Was that clear enough of a thought?

 

[bingley]

The posters in this thread are exactly the sort of reckless people who give us gun owners a bad name. Not only don't I carry one in the chamber, I don't even fill up my magazine all the way. This way I leave a few spots open at the top of the stack. If I accidentally rack my Glock -- and let's face it, those things are just accidents waiting to happen because they don't have a safety -- I'll still be safe. If you want to be Omar and "always carry one in the chamber," Nancy Pelosi has already won.

"But every second counts!" You may object. Fair enough. I just pull the trigger a little faster, and that will give the bullet the extra boost of speed it needs to get to the bad guy.

 

[Cygnus]

The posters in this thread are exactly the sort of reckless people who give us gun owners a bad name. Not only don't I carry one in the chamber, I don't even fill up my magazine all the way. This way I leave a few spots open at the top of the stack. If I accidentally rack my Glock -- and let's face it, those things are just accidents waiting to happen because they don't have a safety -- I'll still be safe. If you want to be Omar and "always carry one in the chamber," Nancy Pelosi has already won.

"But every second counts!" You may object. Fair enough. I just pull the trigger a little faster, and that will give the bullet the extra boost of speed it needs to get to the bad guy.

EPIC! ^

 

[Cygnus]

Hey, is that Class 3 with a stock on it??

Stock? Please, that is clearly the shoulder thing that goes, up. Look at it's positioning!

 

[Lectric102002]

The posters in this thread are exactly the sort of reckless people who give us gun owners a bad name. Not only don't I carry one in the chamber, I don't even fill up my magazine all the way. This way I leave a few spots open at the top of the stack. If I accidentally rack my Glock -- and let's face it, those things are just accidents waiting to happen because they don't have a safety -- I'll still be safe. If you want to be Omar and "always carry one in the chamber," Nancy Pelosi has already won.

"But every second counts!" You may object. Fair enough. I just pull the trigger a little faster, and that will give the bullet the extra boost of speed it needs to get to the bad guy.

Off to the classifieds you go.

 

[nakinate]

The posters in this thread are exactly the sort of reckless people who give us gun owners a bad name. Not only don't I carry one in the chamber, I don't even fill up my magazine all the way. This way I leave a few spots open at the top of the stack. If I accidentally rack my Glock -- and let's face it, those things are just accidents waiting to happen because they don't have a safety -- I'll still be safe. If you want to be Omar and "always carry one in the chamber," Nancy Pelosi has already won.

"But every second counts!" You may object. Fair enough. I just pull the trigger a little faster, and that will give the bullet the extra boost of speed it needs to get to the bad guy.

But I thought you could put a round in the chamber on a Glock by just pulling the trigger once?!!

 

[Dirtebiker]

With your ar fully loaded? We will never know because this is the Internet...

Petey, you've mentioned several times, the evil "fully loaded AR". Would it make a difference if it was unloaded? Or just partially loaded?
would it make a difference it was any other long gun? Or is it just the "fully loaded AR" that would make you summons the authorities?
Since you are so opposed to open carry, would you have the same issue with someone concealing the "fully loaded AR"?

 

[HamYankee]

I carry a Glock, Condition Zero. But, it may take someone a while to carry, practice shooting, and to develop a system or routine for safety at the home, especially with kids. I don't think carrying without one in the chamber is a death sentence, but its not for me.

 

[Bunnykid68]

Off to the classifieds you go.

What?