Instructions say don't use with a round in the chamber. I carry a firearm, not a club. Why the restriction? The round will not hit the peg.???
905602
Probably for liability purposes. I have purchased many different holsters and usually the manufacturer states the same thing. I also carry with one in the chamber. I don't want to take another second or so in a life or death situation. Safety does come first though. Know your firearm's operation to safely carry in a locked, cocked and ready to rock mode. Hope I am helpful. Be safe. Btw. I like this setup and you can't beat the price
905603
I think its personal preference. I keep one chambered, with the safety on. I guess it also depends on what you carry. My name is Tom, not Deanna btw.
905604
I carry with a round in the chamber. The only thing I check is if you are getting in and out of a chair or car your weapon wants to ride up and off the post. I just check it and make sure it is secure. Very nice rig.
905605
Garbage! I used it once and upon removal broke. Dangerous and cheap plastic. Would not use.Good Luck!
1411575
Chris, I really like this bag, but there is no way to lock it. I've never encountered a problem at the range.
1646310
I have never had any issues with that since the hard trigger pull is part of the safety features of the pistol. I carry this setup daily regardless of clothes with 0 issues. It has become my go to gun since the clip makes it effortless even in shorts and a Tshirt. I personally carry the pistol on fire with a round in the chamber in my waistband. I have never had anything come close to getting inside of the trigger guard. I hope this helps. The installation just requires a small punch. The rest is very simple. Please let me know if you have further questions.
67740
the compensator looked amazing on my 1911, it did not match up perfectly and i was ok with that. It was until i decide to chamber a round that i realized it stopped my slide from going all the way back and not allow a round to be fed . i have since then taken it off and have been too lazy to return it, i have a springfield 1911 champion.
1347361
You can NOT put a ammo round in each hole.you have to put one in skip the next hole then put the next ammo in.if you put one in each hole after 12 rounds it role up.
1038238
I have shot many pellets through mine without any problems. Maybe there is a pellet stuck in the barrel? Not sure what the return policy is, but if you can't get it open returning may be the best option.
67601
on a 12gauge w/ a breaching devise ,like my mossberg 500, I used a steele slug to set it on . with 22 cal. Like 10/22 Rugers and even a bull barreled target 22 it worked fine. lerosado@yahoo.com
1319400
Mine has held up fine to 7.62x39. Has not lost its zero yet after 100's of rounds. Best bet would be to try it and if it fails send it back. Good luck
2046009
That is correct. The cartridge is designed to not be ejected and you should have no bullets in the mag. That being said there is nothing cocking the gun because th gun is "unloaded".
638992
I can't help you with the vision. As far as muzzle blast, I have had erroneous readings when using .357 mag rounds with the chronograph 10 feet from the muzzle. I have not tried it with any rifle rounds. I was told by other shooters that this can be avoided by taping a small baffle in front of the unit, but I have not tied this.
1526588
I added it to mine, but it's difficult to answer your question since I never shot any rounds without it. My wife and I will shoot 100+ rounds per session with no problems and it seems to help cool it quicker, but I can't give you any scientific facts or experience before I added it.
2136511
In golfing terminology; " too much club for that shot". There are many much lower priced .22 rim fire specific scopes out there. This will work but it's a touch much.
1427053
I have a Glock 19 as well. Are you familiar with the "press check" technique? That's where you load your pistol, chamber a round, and then pull/push the slide back just enough to visually verify you have a round in the chamber without ejecting it. This short pull/push back action is enough to reset the trigger/firing pin. That's how I practice with just a single snap cap in my gun. I just release my support hand grip enough to grasp the forward slide from under the barrel with my thumb and first two fingers, and press back. It's a short and easy transition between trigger presses. I have a Glock 19 as well. Are you familiar with the "press check" technique? That's where you load your pistol, chamber a round, and then pull/push the slide back just enough to visually verify you have a round in the chamber without ejecting it. This short pull/push back action is enough to reset the trigger/firing pin. That's how I practice with just a single snap cap in my gun. I just release my support hand grip enough to grasp the forward slide from under the barrel with my thumb and first two fingers, and press back. It's a short and easy transition between trigger presses.
1427052
You have to use the laser cartridge for the appropriate caliber. It is rimless so it will not eject when pull the slide.
1411574
I have been to many ranges and never encountered this problem. This is a nice bag but you cannot lock this bag. It is not airline acceptable. It is a range bag, period. Most ranges want to see that the firearm is unloaded but do not require a lockable range bag. If you need a bag that locks, this is a good bag but not for you. I would find another range!
1422056
The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well. The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs... » Read More The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well. « Show Less
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Assuming you are being serious and not a troll. You never want to clean muzzle to chamber if you can help it. The risk is damaging the muzzle effecting the accuracy of the firearm. However with some revolvers this can't be helped so be careful.