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manta49 · September 16, 2012, 02:49 PM

Quote. Brian Pfleuger . The vast, vast majority of guns are designed to be safely handled with a loaded chamber.

Something being designed to be used safely is good but you have to take into account they are used buy human beings.
Power tools are designed to be used safely but that doesn't stop the emergency departments being full of people armatures and professionals that have cut parts of their bodies ect.

Some situations its definitely a good idea to have a round in the chamber but i don't think in every situation. Did a expert navy seal not do something similar a while back.

September 16, 2012, 02:49 PM	#16
manta49 Senior Member Join Date: July 15, 2011 Location: N Ireland. UK. Posts: 1,809	Quote. Brian Pfleuger . The vast, vast majority of guns are designed to be safely handled with a loaded chamber. Something being designed to be used safely is good but you have to take into account they are used buy human beings. Power tools are designed to be used safely but that doesn't stop the emergency departments being full of people armatures and professionals that have cut parts of their bodies ect. Some situations its definitely a good idea to have a round in the chamber but i don't think in every situation. Did a expert navy seal not do something similar a while back. Last edited by manta49; September 16, 2012 at 03:07 PM.