The Problems With Carrying One In The Chamber

Is it dangerous to carry with one in the chamber? Or is it more dangerous not to?

In this video, we break down the truth about carrying a concealed firearm chambered vs unchambered. We’ll dive into the pros and cons of both, the speed difference in high-stress situations, what happens when you forget to rack the slide, and how racking under stress can cause malfunctions that could cost you your life.

Whether you're new to CCW or a seasoned EDC carrier, this video will challenge what you believe—and help you carry smarter.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:09 What does Chambered Mean?
00:36 Pros of Carrying Chambered
01:09 Fears of Carrying Chambered
01:52 Dummy Round Challenge
02:21 Problems Carrying Unchambered
03:07 Speed Comparison
04:01 Beginner Mindset And Training
04:48 Carrying Chambered With Safety On

Is Your Gun Carry Safe?:    • Modern Guns Are Built to Be Carried Chambe...  

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