I keep a revolver on my bedside table. Loaded and ready to go.
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I keep a revolver on my bedside table. Loaded and ready to go.
"There are guns and God in this house, and if you come in univited with intent to do harm, I will introduce you to them both"
If you fire your bedside gun every two weeks, you know if the springs need to be replaced. Therefore, I say keep it loaded and ready to go.
Robert
Member NRA, www.tngunowners.com, Patriot Guard Riders
"If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or your arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen." - Samuel Adams
It is going to be up to you on how you feel about it. I have a SIG 239-40 I use now, it is decocked with one in the chamber.
Have a nice day!
I switch out magazines every time I go shoot. Only had 2 for the first 12 years so I wanted to make them last. Unless my glock is in it's holster I don't keep a round in the chamber. If you feel comfortable picking up a cocked and locked weapon in total darkness than that is your choice.
Me 2.I keep a revolver on my bedside table. Loaded and ready to go.
I change mine every time I buy gas.I replace all the springs on my cars every year just to be safe![]()
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I currently keep a full mag next to the gun, with slide open. Since my springs are in no danger, I'll continue to do so. Thanks for dispelling some of the rumors for me.
Well I keep a G22 LOCKED ,COCKED AND READY TO ROCK. With a surefire flashlight and 2 mags at the ready. Of course theres one in the chamber silly!!