That's an old solution to a problem that was fixed a long time ago. Revolvers have transfer bars these days and should not fire if the hammer is struck while over a live round.Rockrz wrote:I know on revolvers it's best to have an empty
chamber up top. Then, it rolls one over when you
cock it and then it's ready to fire.
Makes firing one much more complicated. A Glock basically works like a revolver. Pull trigger = Bang! Simple and reliable. Leaving the chamber empty would be like leaving the second chamber empty on a revolver so you would have to pull the trigger 2x in order to fire. Doesn't make a lot of sense.Rockrz wrote:On a Glock, couldn't you just not throw one
in the chamber?