I am preparing to get my CCW and I plan on carrying my Glock, but was wondering if I should carry with one in the chamber or empty chamber. What does everybody else do?
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The simple asnwer is yes.
If you do not trust yourself or your gun-handling ability to carry with one in the chamber.....then honestly, you shouldn't be carrying a gun."Freedom begins with an act of defiance"
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I would never worry about a striker fired gun while it is in the holster. It's the holstering part that you just need to pay extra attention to. Make sure there isn't anything that can hang up on a trigger while you are holstering (like a t-shirt).Comment
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I carry Glocks, and I always carry with one in the chamber. You simply cannot guarantee that you will have both hands available when it comes time to draw.--Patch
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This.
And this.
Carry a Glock 30 everyday with on in the chamber. Just make sure to train your self to keep that trigger finger indexed properly when re-holstering.It's the holstering part that you just need to pay extra attention to. Make sure there isn't anything that can hang up on a trigger while you are holstering (like a t-shirt).
Get a good holster, practice your dry firing and drawing AND reholstering and you should be fine./Chris
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there is a video of a girl defending herself in both chambered and unchambered CCW. She dies with an unchambered round.
point #2
The Glock firing pin is NOT capable to fire unless the trigger is pulled. There is no reason NOT to carry a glock with one in the chamber. It was designed to have one in the chamber at all times. That is why you can drop one from 60 feet and it can not fire. The only way to get a glock to fire is to pull the trigger.
respect the trigger and all is good.Comment
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Well. They used to have this warning:It was designed to have one in the chamber at all times.

Sorry that is hard to read. Glock was certainly aware that there is an issue with safety that isn't encountered with DA/SA guns or guns with safeties.
If I carried one I would certainly carry it loaded and chambered.*REMOVE THIS PART BEFORE POSTING*Comment
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If the OP can't answer this question himself then he is not ready to CCW.NSDQComment
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