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No, it's pretty standard to have a round chambered with the safety on. For some models having the hammer cocked is also correct general carrying procedure, depe
by LogicHoleFlaw 16y ago
No, it's pretty standard to have a round chambered with the safety on. For some models having the hammer cocked is also correct general carrying procedure, depending on the firing mechanism the particular gun uses. I do still find it worrying that a firearm would discharge in this manner. Most have multiple internal safeties to prevent accidental discharge during things like a drop from a height.
- fr0sty 16y agoI am not familiar enough with the details of the Colt firing pin safety, but I believe 'dropped from a height' is not necessarily equivalent to 'pulled from 3ft into a 1.5T magnet'.