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thatguy wrote: Dry fire practice..?

Lock box..?

Have a nice big safe, no lockbox needed, but like to keep at least one somewhat accessible, just not to kids.

Yea it's a bersa .380cc with the loaded inticator. I've trained myself to ignore it and check for shiny brass, just hadn't had it out of the holster in awhile. I do draw & drifire frequently but I started a new job and radically switched up my schedule so i've had other things on my mind the last few months. Ironically this same schedule that puts me through Irving and into downtown at midnight....with an empty chaimber <forehead smack>

One thing I love about my CZ P07, you can just tilt the gun and see a gleam of brass sitting in the chaimber, no slide check needed, no indicator needed, but it's not near as easy to carry as the bersa CC.

Yep I've learned to look for brass everytime now. It's an embarrassing lesson but i'm glad I learned it.

Just realized that i've been carrying an empty chamber every day for the last...who knows how many weeks/months...

Full mag, nothing in the pipe. Ammo is precious these days so I haven't been to the range in awhile, no reason to clean it. Check for rust every now & then, but with this one it's usually belt > console(work) > belt > nightstand. Went to check something the other day and had an O...M...G moment.

I'm always methodical about unloading / unchambering /checking before doing anything, then load / chamber / decock. Not sure what went wrong this time. I think I had some friends over with kids so I put it up and unchambered both nighstand guns. That was months ago, haha.

Lesson learned. Check those chambers everyday gentlemen.