should i sleep with my pistol cocked?

[tonyroma]

If it wasn't for EQ, Test E, and that asian fuck, this thread wouldn't of occured

 

[Powerbuilder333]

You have to take responsibility for your own safety. That means being ready for an attack, and accepting the consequences of it.
Better to have a gun and not need it, than to need it and not have it.
Also a gun out of reach during a gun fight does you know good whatsoever = personal experience.

 

[dawg4life]

You have to take responsibility for your own safety. That means being ready for an attack, and accepting the consequences of it.
Better to have a gun and not need it, than to need it and not have it.
Also a gun out of reach during a gun fight does you know good whatsoever = personal experience.

I agree with you 110% Bro...

 

[dawg4life]

yay for kids friendly houses!!!

Bro I got kids and the guns are well out of thier reach..But I don't need to explain or justify my actions to anyone...The sad fact is the world is not a "nice" place anymore and I refuse to let my family or myself to be victims of some drugged out piece of shit or some jackass that thinks he deserves the stuff I've worked my ass off to get...

 

[georgie24]

just get the leg holster for the shotgun like rambo, that way you just point your leg and shoot

dont try to jack off tho you might kill the cat!

 

[Megalomaniac]

I grew up with my parents telling me to stay the f--- out of there bedroom. I can seriously count the number of times I was in my parents bedroom, that is how my house will be! As for keeping one in I see no problem with it as long as the people in the house know(ie wife ect). If you have kids then they 1. better know to say away from where you keep the loaded weapon and 2. better know to stay away from all your weapons period. I grew up on a ranch in the middle of nowhere. I was hunting by myself by 4 years old but knew better than to mess with my dad's weapons, I had no reason to I had my own.

 

[juiceddreadlocks]

phaded, I do... but it's a glock so it has the trigger safety. 1 in the chamber, ready to rock.

 

[tfuray]

If you "accidentaly" discharge your firearm you sir are a moron and should not have a firearm. Gun's dont just up and fire, you have to pull the TRIGER. Your hand should never even be in the trigger well unless you've positively identified your target, PERIOD. If it's guns that cause crime then spoons are the reason Rosie Odonnel is fat.

 

[manny78]

i think it'd be safer to leave it uncocked in case i sleep walk or some weird shit.. take off the saftey and fire it at someone.. does anyone leave their gun cocked on safety near their bed?

I dont have this problem since I have a H&K P7M8. The gun is always uncocked unless you squeeze the grip. Safest gun and probably among the most accurate.

 

[jh1]

you want an extra few seconds? get a better door, flcok of ducks in teh yard, wahtever

hot gun like that youre asking for trouble, really

LOL @ flock of ducks...