Leaving you firearm ready to RocknRoll?

[Pioneerchuck]

I am referring to no thumb safety. Neither of mine have a magazine safety. The built in trigger safety on my 9 is about worn out anyway.

Ive never been a fan of a gun that didnt have a safety of some sort. I am not sure how you feel about it, but they have always worried me.

[Hunters21w]

Have you ever pulled the trigger by accident? Again, in a quality holster there should be no problem.

[MrSkippyJ]

nope. I have a good holster, but I don't want that one time to be the one time ya know.

Plus I haven't practiced pulling the gun out of the holster enough yet.

[Wood]

i do not keep one in the chamber, but only because I have no safety.

What gun are you referring to? If Glock, there most certainly is a safety on it. Multiple to be exact. They are just not external.

I carry every gun with one in the chamber. Can anyone afford not to? Certainly not me.

I was referring to my M&Ps. No safeties.

I have an M&P Also, I keep one in chamber, full clip!!! The Safety on the M&P is the trigger and any gun holder knows NEVER put your finger on the trigger unless you plan to squeeze it!! So to me thats all the safety I need, and like Lbox said, under stress you dont want to do anything extra because nothing will be as accurate as you practice it!

[MrSkippyJ]

I know, I know. But here is my thing. First, the trigger safety is there, but one is pretty worn out. The other thing is, I am going to do what I am comfortable with, especially when dealing with something as dangerous as a gun. I am not going to keep one in the chamber because that is what other people think I should do. Once I get WAY more comfortable holstering and unholstering the gun I may start to leave one chambered. But until then it will remain unchambered.

[Hunters21w]

Practice practice practice. Try at home unloaded or even with the dummy rounds.