CW45 Manual Slide Operation Question

[jocko]

no question

Well for me I would always take the most passive of positions allowing the assailant the illusion of control until the time presents itself to displace his thinking matter. In fact unless bodily harm to myself or those accompanying me is in the equation I would never draw my weapon. The purpose of my weapon is life and death and I can live without possessions. I think robbery greatly outweighs unavoidable murderous crimes.

Even still having this weapon not ready to fire does present a problem should a situation come about. I have some thinking to do. It really doesn't make any sense to CCW if the weapon isn't 100% ready to go once it has been exposed...

Good stuff here. I'm new to all of this and have much learning to do.

is a dumb question on this forum. Most all guys address questions tha tthey have heard on here time and time again with respect and dignity. So please don't post anymore of your ignorant sh!t on here again

aw now that I got tha tout of the way welcome to the forum. U made some nice points to. If a robber has a gun the game changes for me. He is fair game and legal game if u can produce ur weapon and fire before he can. Normally they get the drop on u first, so u have to decide then to give him ur timex watch and let it go at that. I was armed robbed in my business by two a$$wipes right at closing. One had a shotgun and one had a wheel gun. My only weapon was in the drawer, so I was fokked. they wanted money, I gave them money, all went well. considering. The cleaners would not dry clean my cloths There was no way I could have gotten to my weapon with two guns pointed at me so I did what I thought at the time was correct. Wife really wanted me home for supper if u get my point. A dead here is still dead. I live to tell this story. They were never caught either. That was almost 40 years ago and I can still recall about every second of it to. Just think about this, had i been Dirty harryt back then I wuld be dead kand you guys would ave never got to know ol jocko. There has to be a moral to this story???? Just sayin

Please Muggs, Tinmnn, Dowtown, Getsome, Ripley, colonel, keep ur comments to yourself:32:

[GLOCKROCKER]

Michael - as long as you have the firearm in a decent holster that covers the trigger and you always adhere to the safe practice of not having your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire, you will not have any problems carrying with one in the pipe. It may look cool on TV and the movies to rack one in when you pull your gun, but that's not the way to carry in my (and probably 90% of the people on this forum's) opinion. BE SAFE and enjoy!

[spirit]

CW45 Manual Slide Operation Question

is a dumb question on this forum. Most all guys address questions tha tthey have heard on here time and time again with respect and dignity. So please don't post anymore of your ignorant sh!t on here again



aw now that I got tha tout of the way welcome to the forum. U made some nice points to. If a robber has a gun the game changes for me. He is fair game and legal game if u can produce ur weapon and fire before he can. Normally they get the drop on u first, so u have to decide then to give him ur timex watch and let it go at that. I was armed robbed in my business by two a$$wipes right at closing. One had a shotgun and one had a wheel gun. My only weapon was in the drawer, so I was fokked. they wanted money, I gave them money, all went well. considering. The cleaners would not dry clean my cloths There was no way I could have gotten to my weapon with two guns pointed at me so I did what I thought at the time was correct. Wife really wanted me home for supper if u get my point. A dead here is still dead. I live to tell this story. They were never caught either. That was almost 40 years ago and I can still recall about every second of it to. Just think about this, had i been Dirty harryt back then I wuld be dead kand you guys would ave never got to know ol jocko. There has to be a moral to this story???? Just sayin



Please Muggs, Tinmnn, Dowtown, Getsome, Ripley, colonel, keep ur comments to yourself:32:

Well your experience exemplifies my stance. I know myself well, being the hothead that I am, I know if I don't reserve my weapon for absolute impending destruction I will be waving it at every person who pulls out in front of me. Hah!

Michael - as long as you have the firearm in a decent holster that covers the trigger and you always adhere to the safe practice of not having your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire, you will not have any problems carrying with one in the pipe. It may look cool on TV and the movies to rack one in when you pull your gun, but that's not the way to carry in my (and probably 90% of the people on this forum's) opinion. BE SAFE and enjoy!

Well I'll be honest... I did, when shooting alone, try to look cool like in the movies racking the gun and pinched the hell out of my finger. In reality though I am not concerned with looking cool when it comes to the purpose of the weapon.