Do what you want, it's a mostly free state. Just two things come to mind. First, this idea that you are more likely to get harassed by the police because you have a round chambered seemss entirely invented. Second, there is a long list of things you could be doing with your weak hand when you need to fight unexpectedly. I trained Israeli carry extensively while I was deployed, because we were required to carry unloaded. In addition to there being additional steps, the M-9 has a slide-mounted safety which is way too easy to switch to 'on' during an emergency rack. I learned to use the dimples on the front of the slide th rack it.
For a cop to know one way or the other, you would have to carrying a gun that has a loaded chamber indicator, AND use a holster that leaves it visible.
For a cop to know one way or the other, you would have to carrying a gun that has a loaded chamber indicator, AND use a holster that leaves it visible.
Or the cop could just assume that it was because of the way it was carried. You are welcome to read the encounter. It took me a while to find it, but here it is. The cop took his gun to check it.
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