You Tube - I lost a testicle to an accidental discharge.

[markwise]

The fear we all have came to life. I keep my ccw where this can never happen. In between the butt cheeks

“The Crack Carry”

Pros: Deep Concealment, universal holster, element of suprise

Cons: sitting sucks, stinky gun, reholster burns (could be considered a pro)

 

[mossy]

Man he sure loves to throw the word professional around alot....... bro is never going to pee straight or screw his BF again.

 

[chiroken007]

Thus they invented the decocker. No pun. My CCW will absolutely be a decocking hammer fire.

 

[chiroken007]

You think he had an upgraded trigger?

 

[Enthused]

Thus they invented the decocker. No pun. My CCW will absolutely be a decocking hammer fire.

I personally prefer a CCW to have a thumb safety, or at least have a heavy double-action trigger. Regardless of whatever safeties that a Glock has, the fact remains that if that 5lb trigger is pulled the gun is going to fire. And it really doesn't take a lot for a 5lb trigger to actuate and fire.

With that said, people CCW Glocks all day and have for decades, and haven't blown their sack off yet. I have a Glock 26 on my permit and plan on continuing to have it on my permit. But I will say if I was limited to only 3 guns like some IA's do, I wouldn't have it on anymore.

 

[chiroken007]

I personally prefer a CCW to have a thumb safety, or at least have a heavy double-action trigger. Regardless of whatever safeties that a Glock has, the fact remains that if that 5lb trigger is pulled the gun is going to fire. And it really doesn't take a lot for a 5lb trigger to actuate and fire.

With that said, people CCW Glocks all day and have for decades, and haven't blown their sack off yet. I have a Glock 26 on my permit and plan on continuing to have it on my permit. But I will say if I was limited to only 3 guns like some IA's do, I wouldn't have it on anymore.

Agreed. I’m not against striker fired without manual safety at all but I’ve always been leery of it. Especially with appendix carry. Like you. I want a heavy first trigger pull; nothing less than 7ish lbs or a manual safety. Even with manual safety, I am leery of the massive safeties of 2011 and 1911 variants etc unless it also has the grip safety as well.

Using a more traditional holster position like the FBI canted 4-5 o’clock feels a bit less risky.

 

[magoshands]

I carry at one o clock so if i ND i just sever my femoral and bleed out with my and balls intact


if he did this in a class i wonder what the student to instructor ratio was?

 

[Darqhelmet]

I didn’t watch because stupid, but what pistol was it?

I also will pocket carry before I shove a pistol down the front on my pants. Strong side 3-4 o’clock.

 

[Trapper]

You think he had an upgraded trigger?

That was my first thought. Trigger and internals, “upgraded” trying to turn a CCW pistol into a competition pistol. I may compete with my CCW pistol but wouldn’t CCW my competition pistol.

 

[LateBraking]

I didn’t watch because stupid, but what pistol was it?

I also will pocket carry before I shove a pistol down the front on my pants. Strong side 3-4 o’clock.

It was a Glock 23 at 5:03 minutes in approximately. (Thank you transcript function on Youtube.)

 

[FX-05 Xiuhcoatl]

Now you guys know why "40 short and wimpy" derive from.

It will make your pecker short and wimpy.

 

[Gawernator]

Agreed. I’m not against striker fired without manual safety at all but I’ve always been leery of it. Especially with appendix carry. Like you. I want a heavy first trigger pull; nothing less than 7ish lbs or a manual safety. Even with manual safety, I am leery of the massive safeties of 2011 and 1911 variants etc unless it also has the grip safety as well.

Using a more traditional holster position like the FBI canted 4-5 o’clock feels a bit less risky.

Like my P2000SK at 4 o clock, perfection

 

[Gawernator]

Man he sure loves to throw the word professional around alot....... bro is never going to pee straight or screw his BF again.

Is a military armorer a firearms professional?

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

I never have, and never will carry in the appendix position.

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

Is a military armorer a firearms professional?

Depends really, USMC Quantico Armorer, USA 1st SOFD-D Armorer for sure are firearms professionals as they completely build and modify firearms in house for their Operators and Marksmanship Teams.

A Battalion, Brigade, etc armorer with 1 year in that MOS not so much. You would be signing weapons in/ out, doing inventories, etc. Especially if you did not attend armory school. Sounds like he was TAD to the armory as a helper for a year.

 

[stayclassysd]

Bro spelled "negligent" wrong.

I have a buddy who gives me crap for choosing an EDC with a safety, but... I can sweep the safety off my Max-9 as I draw, and I am less likely to shoot myself in the nuts.

 

[paintballdad]

Switched from the Hellcat to the P365 almost a year and a half now. I just feel better having that safety when drawing or reholstering. I'm used to 1911/2011's anyway so not a big deal sweepng the safety off. And I don't carry appendix.

 

[RustVendor]

You think he had an upgraded trigger?

he said in the video stock glock 23, 40 cal

 

[mossy]

Is a military armorer a firearms professional?

Not when they blow off their and .............. I don't care what's on his resume, its clear he was a tactitard.

 

[magoshands]

Not when they blow off their and .............. I don't care what's on his resume, its clear he was a tactitard.

When you're just starting to use a holster the most important thing is to GO SLOW.
If its a stock glock he probably had his finger on the trigger going back into the holster