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by jbirds1210
Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:11 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: cocked and locked?
Replies: 76
Views: 12657

flintknapper wrote:+1

Under the best of circumstances, knife is hard to defend against. Even someone untrained (but committed) is likely to cut you. Take a person marginally trained, and you get what TX said " you're gonna get cut".
In an air conditioned dojo that was to say the least "secure" from any outside enemy :grin: with my friends there, I was relaxed, concentrating, and knew what was coming and the blade made contact on most every occasion. I know it is said to the point of being cliche, but I would MUCH rather have someone with a gun attacking me than I would with a knife. A person's hands are just so much faster than a human reaction to them.

I believe that the common misconception when people feel that their weapon can be racked is that the fight is going to have a warning and some distance that will supply time. From the little bit that I witnessed...a skilled person with a knife will close that distance before the threat is even known and erase any chance of someone offering resistance.
by jbirds1210
Fri Jan 26, 2007 9:23 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: cocked and locked?
Replies: 76
Views: 12657

Venus Pax wrote:....I thought it unwise to carry anything without a round immediately ready.
I could not agree with you more.

I have a hard time grasping that anyone in a true face to face encounter would have the time to chamber a round. I bet Charles could make a believer out of someone with his retention drills! :grin:

It has always struck me as a deadly mistake to carry any other way. Just my opinion...we all have to do what is good for us.

Should I ever decide to carry my 1911 (dont worry LT...I will take a picture for you) I would definitely carry it cocked and locked.

Jason

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