Carrying unchambered is my preference. Using that logic one could argue that your gun is useless if its IWB of a tucked shirt, in a tight pocket, on your ankle, etc. because it might take you 2 extra seconds to get to it when needed. There are a million scenarios one can go through where what you are doing is not the best method for the given scenario. If anyone is concerned about having only one hand they should have a revolver because if your gun malfunctions, its not simple to clear that round with one hand - it might take too long. In fact, the one handed argument is a reason no one should probably have a pistol and we should all have revolvers. Too many what ifs to say what is right vs not.
And those stats of firing a gun one hand have nothing to do with how the gun was drawn and if a 2nd hand wasnt available...at least I just read its how it was fired, not drawn. Those can be two very different things or one in the same.
And those stats of firing a gun one hand have nothing to do with how the gun was drawn and if a 2nd hand wasnt available...at least I just read its how it was fired, not drawn. Those can be two very different things or one in the same.
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