Which do you prefer Conceal or Open Carry?

[Ronin]

115 FMJ seems to work fine for the hoodrats and it's cheap and abundant so that's what I stick with.

You seem to remember wrong. What got me in trouble was refusing to sign in and identify myself in a public place. But you blieve what you want. Are you going to quit wearing coats in winter when the tell you to?

I thought they noticed your gun printing as well. Maybe that didn't get you kicked out, but probably didn't help. As far as a coat goes, I rarely wear one in winter.

[Ronin]

I'm thinking that you shouldn't own or carry a gun. You know, a lot of people get shot with them.

At least you couldn't tell if I was or wasn't.

[Ronin]

It's only a problem if you carry condition zero, right?

That's how many striker fired guns operate. No safety, partially cocked, with only a trigger safety (maybe). Or a SA or DA with the hammer cocked and safety off. The term Glock Leg comes from people getting something in the trigger guard on re-holstering or drawing, causing an ND. The Serpa holster just sets that up for you.

[JAKIII]

That's how many striker fired guns operate. No safety, partially cocked, with only a trigger safety (maybe). Or a SA or DA with the hammer cocked and safety off. The term Glock Leg comes from people getting something in the trigger guard on re-holstering or drawing, causing an ND. The Serpa holster just sets that up for you.

I carry condition 3, so I'm good with my Serpa.

[Ronin]

I carry condition 3, so I'm good with my Serpa.

Why even bother with a holster at all?

[JAKIII]

Why even bother with a holster at all?

Same reason I wear tightie whities... to keep my noodle in place.

[Walleye Hunter]

This guy OCs
https://www.reddit.com/r/AbsoluteUni...on_this_swine/

[Ronin]

Same reason I wear tightie whities... to keep my noodle in place.

At that point, you may as well tie a string around the trigger guard and spin it around while walking down the street. At least then it'll be useful.

[JAKIII]

At that point, you may as well tie a string around the trigger guard and spin it around while walking down the street. At least then it'll be useful.

Well, now you're just obfuscating.

At my age, I'm too old to retool my muscle memory. When taking a piss, I just grab my noodle out of my draws and point.

[esh21167]

Ultimately, it was his fault because he lost focus and didn't take the necessary precautions; and he takes ownership of his mistake. However, the fact that a holster exists that potentially puts an obstacle in the path of the trigger is, in and of itself, problematic. When my wife bought her first M&P, the seller included a Serpa holster. I took one look at it, tested the gun in the holster, and threw the Serpa away. It's a piss poor design that has resulted in many NDs.

I'm sure someone has probably tried. Several Serpa models have been recalled. Also, a lot of firearms training facilities will not allow Serpa holsters in their training classes. LE agencies have also banned or replaced Serpa holsters. They're junk and unsafe. If you don't understand that, I can't help you.

That's how many striker fired guns operate. No safety, partially cocked, with only a trigger safety (maybe). Or a SA or DA with the hammer cocked and safety off. The term Glock Leg comes from people getting something in the trigger guard on re-holstering or drawing, causing an ND. The Serpa holster just sets that up for you.

This is just idiotic regardless of any holster option.

I guess all Glocks should be recalled due to the Glock Leg phenomenon... I seem to recall a video of either and ATF or FBI agent shooting himself during a presentation in a school classroom.