"Cocked & locked" with gun in hand

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bcgunner

Discussion Starter · Dec 4, 2001

When discussing "cocked & locked" carry, most folks only talk about drawing and holstering the gun. Well what about when you already have the gun in your hand but you're not yet ready to fire? Do you only take the safety off when you see a threat and your finger moves to the trigger, or is the safety off as soon as the gun leaves the holster?

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eljay45

· #2 · Dec 4, 2001

Since the only experience I can base my reply on is IDPA I would have to say the safety goes off after drawing the pistol and stays off until I am preparing to re-holster

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