Episode 140: Questions From Listeners-Carrying While Chambered and More!
Topic: Questions From Listeners - Carrying While Chambered and More!
Riley and Jacob take some time out of the normal schedule of things to answer some questions that have been recently submitted by listeners. Carrying with a round in the chamber, pocket holsters, carrying concealed while biking or doing other physical activities, and printing are some of the topics covered in today's episode. Thanks to Brian, Jesse and Bert for submitting your questions to the podcast! Press 'PLAY' above to listen now!
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Like this format, answering questions from the listeners. Hope there are more questions from more listeners!!
Thanks man! Glad you liked it! You and I will have to do one like this sometime.
First off, love the podcast. I’ve become a regular listener in the last 5 months as I made the decision to get my permit and carry every day. In this episode, Jesse from New York asked essentially two questions and it seems to me that you all addressed only one. You answered how to avoid having you gun seen but I think the primary question was “what to do if called out by someone, what steps should a CCW’er take when it happens?” I’d appreciate any insights on this as well.
Good catch Aaron. We’ll address this one soon.
What are your thoughts on a this situation?
You use your gun to defend yourself against an active shooter situation and immediately star taking fire from another law abiding citizen who mistakes you for the active shooter. Do you consider returning fire in order to stop him from shooting you?
We’ve done a few dedicated episodes about mitigating the risk of being shot be responding officers. The risk of being shot be other responding armed citizens is about as likely. While neither are common or likely I don’t think we can fully eliminate the risk. This article however gives some suggestions on how you mitigate the risk: https://www.concealedcarry.com/safety/how-concealed-carry-good-guys-dont-get-shot-by-responding-police/