She was tired of her boyfriend shooting blanks.

Must have been a "Flashbang" bra/holster.


The first time I saw one I thought "Somebody is going to shoot their face off".

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I never understood why anyone would carry a concealed gun with a bullet in the chamber. Its not smart to just rely on a safety for something that is often rubbing against your body or getting jostled.

You aren't in an old west quick draw duel, if you need it, just rack the damned slide, that extra second is not worth the risk of an accident.

Some cheap little CC guns don't even have a safety. I have a little revolver .38 without a safety or a hammer...

And I don't know why anyone would carry one without a bullet chambered.


"Wait, stop attacking me so that I can rack a bullet in the chamber!"


Either train enough to handle it safely or leave the gun at home.

Because the odds of an accidental discharge, no matter how well-trained or careful you are, is a hell of a lot higher than the odds that the extra second, literally I'm talking one mississippi if even that long, would matter.

Go to one, and I mean literally one self defense class and see how much time you have in an altercation.

I always wondered where the term 'gun rack' came from.

If you are in a situation where the 1 second matters (you must be thinking of a street mugging or something, where you are jumped with no warning I guess. I was thinking of other scenarios), then you are probably better off not going for the gun at all.

The fact remains, the odds of an accidental discharge is a hell of a lot higher than the odds that the second matters, especially given the extremely high probability that you'll never be attacked or threatened in any way for as long as you live.

This.

Completely agree with this. I have a CCW, and that is a decision I made a long time ago. I'd rather run the risk of losing a quick draw gun fight than run the risk of an accidental discharge.

Makes sense to me. In fact you have inspired me. Gonna go unload the shotgun I keep in my cock-holster right now. Not worth the risk.