S stanmanplan New member Aug 18, 2000 #1 What do these terms mean please. I have seen references to this but I just don't know what they mean. Thanks in advance Stan
What do these terms mean please. I have seen references to this but I just don't know what they mean. Thanks in advance Stan
A ArmySon Staff Alumnus Aug 18, 2000 #2 Condition I Round in the chamber, hammer cocked, thumb safety engaged C II Round in the chamber, hammer down C III Chamber empty, hammer down Full magazine is assumed for all three conditions [This message has been edited by ArmySon (edited August 18, 2000).]
Condition I Round in the chamber, hammer cocked, thumb safety engaged C II Round in the chamber, hammer down C III Chamber empty, hammer down Full magazine is assumed for all three conditions [This message has been edited by ArmySon (edited August 18, 2000).]
S stanmanplan New member Aug 18, 2000 #3 Thank you, Another of lifes mysteries behind me. Regards, Stan
J Jim V New member Aug 18, 2000 #4 Condition 0 = chamber loaded, hammer cocked and no safety applied. ------------------ Ne Conjuge Nobiscum "If there be treachery, let there be jehad!"
Condition 0 = chamber loaded, hammer cocked and no safety applied. ------------------ Ne Conjuge Nobiscum "If there be treachery, let there be jehad!"
I Incursion New member Aug 18, 2000 #5 what would round in chamber hammer down safety on be considered?
J Jim V New member Aug 18, 2000 #7 Not possible with a 1911/A1. ------------------ Ne Conjuge Nobiscum "If there be treachery, let there be jehad!"
Not possible with a 1911/A1. ------------------ Ne Conjuge Nobiscum "If there be treachery, let there be jehad!"
A ArmySon Staff Alumnus Aug 18, 2000 #8 To further elaborate on Jim V's post, if the hammer is down on a 1911A1, it's impossible to engage the thumb safety.
To further elaborate on Jim V's post, if the hammer is down on a 1911A1, it's impossible to engage the thumb safety.
B branrot New member Aug 19, 2000 #9 Actually on a 1911, hammer down, round in the pipe, and safety on would be called the new Para-Ordnance LDA!
Actually on a 1911, hammer down, round in the pipe, and safety on would be called the new Para-Ordnance LDA!
J johnwill New member Aug 19, 2000 #11 Condition 4 - Magazine out, no round in chamber. Condition 5 - Gun field stripped. Condition 6 - Pile 'O parts in a box. Condition 7 - Gun missing altogether.
Condition 4 - Magazine out, no round in chamber. Condition 5 - Gun field stripped. Condition 6 - Pile 'O parts in a box. Condition 7 - Gun missing altogether.
B branrot New member Aug 19, 2000 #13 PreserveFreedom: Cocked, jammed or empty. Whichever way it was, the safety still wouldn't be on.
I Incursion New member Aug 19, 2000 #14 can't you do round in chamber, uncocked, safety on, on a USP?
A ArmySon Staff Alumnus Aug 19, 2000 #15 USP isn't a 1911 [This message has been edited by ArmySon (edited August 19, 2000).]
I Incursion New member Aug 19, 2000 #16 I know the USP isn't a 1911. Are these conditions of carry only associated with 1911s?
I Ironbarr New member Aug 19, 2000 #18 Round in chamber, hammer down, safety off - buy lots of insurance, carry First Aid kit, stand by to stand by ... IB ------------------ Ironbarr, aka AndyB
Round in chamber, hammer down, safety off - buy lots of insurance, carry First Aid kit, stand by to stand by ... IB ------------------ Ironbarr, aka AndyB