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The only possible use I see for one of those would be to have a way to render the weapon inoperable while still keeping it loaded--home defense gun with kids around, etc. (and I feel there are better methods of doing this). For anything else, I think it's unsafe to the point of negligence. Why? because safe gunhandling dictates keeping the finger off the trigger/out of the trigger-guard until the weapon is "on-target" and you are prepared to fire. I don't want to be messing around trying to knock this thing out from behind the trigger in a stressful situation. This is especially true considering you may be moving, fighting off your attacker with your free hand while deploying the weapon, etc.arnisandyz said:
Normally, I use a Serpa retention holster on my belt, with a Glock 22C (my duty weapon). However, on occassion I chunk my G27 in the zip up pocket of my coat and head out the door. In that event, it's free moving the zippered pocket, so I keep a full magazine and an empty chamber. Not the most ideal way to carry, but again, it's better than leaving it at home. Besides, once I retrieve it from my pocket, I can chamber in a fraction of a second.kenpotex said:Just out of curiosity, is this the way you carry or do you use a pocket holster? If you use a pocket holster you would still be able to keep a round in the chamber.
works for me...sgtmac_46 said:Normally, I use a Serpa retention holster on my belt, with a Glock 22C (my duty weapon). However, on occassion I chunk my G27 in the zip up pocket of my coat and head out the door. In that event, it's free moving the zippered pocket, so I keep a full magazine and an empty chamber. Not the most ideal way to carry, but again, it's better than leaving it at home. Besides, once I retrieve it from my pocket, I can chamber in a fraction of a second.