Pocket carry safety?
Pocket carry safety?
So what do you think of pocket holster carry in a front pocket? When I sit in a chair or booth, like in a restaurant, it brings my pocket and thigh up parallel to the floor. And the gun points at any one who happens to be across from me. Very easy to carry, but makes me really nervous.
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Re: Pocket carry safety?
Only with a correctly-fitting pocket holster that protects the trigger and retains the firearm. Otherwise, welcome to the world of gangstas and morons.
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Re: Pocket carry safety?
My brother carries a 38 in a pocket holster,works well for him
Re: Pocket carry safety?
Mind if I ask what firearm it is? Make model caliber? What holster if any?student wrote:So what do you think of pocket holster carry in a front pocket? When I sit in a chair or booth, like in a restaurant, it brings my pocket and thigh up parallel to the floor. And the gun points at any one who happens to be across from me. Very easy to carry, but makes me really nervous.
I had a SCAR 17 and 16. I also had a bunch of Glocks and a couple H&K pistols. Oh and a DDM4, but I sold everything when our government told me these dangerous tools can actually hurt someone. Apparently they grow legs and go on killing sprees.
Re: Pocket carry safety?
A proper pocket holster covers the gun's trigger and trigger guard completely. You should not have anything else besides the gun and holster in the pocket. Guns don't discharge when they are properly holstered or cased - they discharge when they are being handled.
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Re: Pocket carry safety?
This. Use a proper holster, take reasonable precautions, and for the love of god, don't FF the thing. That's how accidents happen.Chasbo00 wrote:A proper pocket holster covers the gun's trigger and trigger guard completely. You should not have anything else besides the gun and holster in the pocket. Guns don't discharge when they are properly holstered or cased - they discharge when they are being handled.
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