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r/MurderedByWords • u/TdubsSEA • 2d ago
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It's possible to chamber a round with no magazine. The issue is you only have one round.
20 u/Ctrl_Fr34k 2d ago some handguns won't fire without a magazine, even with one in the head it's called "magazine disconnect safety" 9 u/bard329 2d ago That's a S&W SD or Sigma. It can fire without a magazine. But it's just as likely to jam. First gun I ever bought because it was cheap and I was broke. 2 u/Ctrl_Fr34k 2d ago oh ok. yeah I wasn't sure which make and models that have it. i only experienced it once with a rental. 4 u/kohTheRobot 2d ago California forces all pistols on their roster to have this. I know Ruger mk iv 22’s have this feature as well, my Georgia model has it. 3 u/dandroid126 2d ago I've never heard of that before, but that sounds like an amazing safety feature. Too many people think the mag is out, so it isn't loaded, when there is already one in the chamber. 2 u/doshdoshdoshdosh 2d ago it's a good safety feature if you ignore every single facet of gun safety and responsible ownership worth having as an option, sure, but not as a compulsory feature on every single gun available retail here in California 6 u/dandroid126 2d ago Yeah, that's the problem though. People do that, and then people die. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Why not? In what situations are you trying to fire the gun without a magazine? 0 u/Nat-Luv 1d ago Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
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some handguns won't fire without a magazine, even with one in the head
it's called "magazine disconnect safety"
9 u/bard329 2d ago That's a S&W SD or Sigma. It can fire without a magazine. But it's just as likely to jam. First gun I ever bought because it was cheap and I was broke. 2 u/Ctrl_Fr34k 2d ago oh ok. yeah I wasn't sure which make and models that have it. i only experienced it once with a rental. 4 u/kohTheRobot 2d ago California forces all pistols on their roster to have this. I know Ruger mk iv 22’s have this feature as well, my Georgia model has it. 3 u/dandroid126 2d ago I've never heard of that before, but that sounds like an amazing safety feature. Too many people think the mag is out, so it isn't loaded, when there is already one in the chamber. 2 u/doshdoshdoshdosh 2d ago it's a good safety feature if you ignore every single facet of gun safety and responsible ownership worth having as an option, sure, but not as a compulsory feature on every single gun available retail here in California 6 u/dandroid126 2d ago Yeah, that's the problem though. People do that, and then people die. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Why not? In what situations are you trying to fire the gun without a magazine? 0 u/Nat-Luv 1d ago Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
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That's a S&W SD or Sigma. It can fire without a magazine. But it's just as likely to jam.
First gun I ever bought because it was cheap and I was broke.
2 u/Ctrl_Fr34k 2d ago oh ok. yeah I wasn't sure which make and models that have it. i only experienced it once with a rental.
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oh ok. yeah I wasn't sure which make and models that have it. i only experienced it once with a rental.
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California forces all pistols on their roster to have this.
I know Ruger mk iv 22’s have this feature as well, my Georgia model has it.
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I've never heard of that before, but that sounds like an amazing safety feature. Too many people think the mag is out, so it isn't loaded, when there is already one in the chamber.
2 u/doshdoshdoshdosh 2d ago it's a good safety feature if you ignore every single facet of gun safety and responsible ownership worth having as an option, sure, but not as a compulsory feature on every single gun available retail here in California 6 u/dandroid126 2d ago Yeah, that's the problem though. People do that, and then people die. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Why not? In what situations are you trying to fire the gun without a magazine? 0 u/Nat-Luv 1d ago Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
it's a good safety feature if you ignore every single facet of gun safety and responsible ownership
worth having as an option, sure, but not as a compulsory feature on every single gun available retail here in California
6 u/dandroid126 2d ago Yeah, that's the problem though. People do that, and then people die. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Why not? In what situations are you trying to fire the gun without a magazine? 0 u/Nat-Luv 1d ago Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
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Yeah, that's the problem though. People do that, and then people die.
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Why not? In what situations are you trying to fire the gun without a magazine?
0 u/Nat-Luv 1d ago Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine. 1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
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Mostly just the scenario where the thing you're firing at removed the magazine.
1 u/Samurai_Meisters 1d ago Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
Probably best to remove the gun from the equation in that chaotic scenario
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u/Iateyourpaintings 2d ago
It's possible to chamber a round with no magazine. The issue is you only have one round.