What's the law on "One in the Chamber"?

[rwilson452]

Just to stir the pot by literal deffinition, The art of firearms is a martial art.

[exceltoexcel]

True, True

[G21.45]

Originally Posted by ChamberedRound

Thanks G21.45, for a very interesting post. I'll look more on the internet and see what I can find. In general, I've recently found the Israelis views, techniques, social beliefs, etc. on guns to be an interesting topic. As a society, they are much more willing to "walk the walk" then American society as a whole, and as an armed citizenry, are much more responsive to safely putting down a threat.

You’re welcome! From what I understand, Israeli society is not, quite, as tolerant of private firearms ownership as you might imagine. An Israeli citizen is allowed to own only one handgun; and, getting that handgun repaired can be nearly impossible.

(I think it has something to do with the availability of imported parts; and, this is a principal reason why Glock pistols are so very popular in Israel.)

I’ve corresponded with one IDF member who repeatedly referred to their firearm licensing agency as, ‘the ministry of annoyances’. Me? I’d very much like to visit Jerusalem, someday; I am positive, however, that I would not want to live there.

Ironically, if I had to I’m certain that, unlike the Poconos, I would be sure to carry with one in the chamber all of the time! (As I mentioned, ‘All things are relative!’)

Here's an interesting website for you to continue your research with:

http://www.isayeret.com/main/guide.htm