Originally Posted by the 13th round

well im with buk, im looking to get one of these as well, its last minute pull-out piece.

someone is going to kill you, dig it out of where you have it stashed (like mentioned before, its a ------ tiny gun) and then just keep pulling the trigger.

i dont care how inaccurate a gun is, at 10 feet you should be able to hit a torso without aiming.


now as far as buk talking about keeping it around to defend his house. thats gay. shotguns are the best home defense weapon, hands down. i always have a loaded shotty within arms reach of my bed.

Originally Posted by imburne

That ---- is weak Buk. Here is cali we go full auto or nothing. As a matter a fact who'g got a "runaway" they wanna sell me?

Originally Posted by jay

i would never keep a round in the chamber.. also ittd take a pretty dumb person to have it go off..

Originally Posted by ScorpioMk

keep mine cocked and locked, in the unlikely event that you have to use the gun how unlikely is it that the guy might be close enough to you that you need to hold him back with one arm. you gonna be able to pull the slide back with your teeth? when i first started carrying it was kinda scary to keep one in the chamber but you get over it.

Originally Posted by ScorpioMk

mine has a safety cause its single action, glocks and springfield xd's dont have a safety either. it is scary to carry without a safety (carried friends xd before) but it gets more comfortable and you get real good at never getting your finger near the trigger. happy hunting.

Originally Posted by jay

hoping to be one soon but right now im one of those people who after firing off the 6 rounds.. and counting em.. i drop the clip and clear the chamber 3x
before looking inside it and clearing it 1 more time.. haha

Originally Posted by imburne

That ---- is weak Buk. Here is cali we go full auto or nothing. As a matter a fact who'g got a "runaway" they wanna sell me?

Originally Posted by ScorpioMk

they have the backstrap safety like my 1911 and a trigger safety like a glock but not a "normal" safety that you click on or off like a lot of guns that stops the trigger from being pulled. you can still have an accidental discharge.

edit: looks like there might be a new option for a safety but the xd site blows.


thats a good thing.

Originally Posted by Jorsher

Really, looking at all the "safety" it has, I can't see how you'd have an accidental discharge.