Post by erich on Feb 25, 2013 16:06:07 GMT -5
I have - and it happened pretty frequently. Frequently enough that I stopped carrying and got rid of the guns.
I had a couple of the .22 LR NAAs back when I was managing a gun store between college and law school. Used to carry them with loaded with Stingers, with the hammer firmly planted in the between-chamber notch. Would put them in the front pocket inside one of the little IWB clip-on holsters that NAA provided in the pouch with these guns.
I would frequently take the gun out of my pocket after a day of ordinary activity to find the hammer resting on a cartridge primer. Not always, but often enough that I stopped carrying the guns and traded them off.
If I were to own one today, I'd want to carry it in a Kydex holster that was tightly formed around the cylinder and hammer, so has to preclude such movement.
I had a couple of the .22 LR NAAs back when I was managing a gun store between college and law school. Used to carry them with loaded with Stingers, with the hammer firmly planted in the between-chamber notch. Would put them in the front pocket inside one of the little IWB clip-on holsters that NAA provided in the pouch with these guns.
I would frequently take the gun out of my pocket after a day of ordinary activity to find the hammer resting on a cartridge primer. Not always, but often enough that I stopped carrying the guns and traded them off.
If I were to own one today, I'd want to carry it in a Kydex holster that was tightly formed around the cylinder and hammer, so has to preclude such movement.
