You may want to learn to.
If that one-in-a-million failure to fire happens on your first attempt, an inability to clear the dud and chamber a new round can be a very bad thing (unless you have a good pitching arm and can bean the dirtbag with your gun).
Gun in holster = round chambered for me.
Gun not in holster = no round for one gun, but a round for a different one.
Yes, I carry my G17 with a cartridge in the chamber. I want to be able to draw and shoot one-handed. I stand ready for this question the next time it is brought up.
Consider, most of us will never need our ccw gun. If it does happen, you will likely need it in a hurry & may have to deliver shots with your support hand doing something else at contact distance. Not a time to be chambering a round.
Yes, I carry my G17 with a cartridge in the chamber. I want to be able to draw and shoot one-handed. I stand ready for this question the next time it is brought up.
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