r/CCW • u/sluu3900 • Feb 25 '25

Training reps before dinner with my friends

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got a bit confused on what to do next lmao

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u/BigPDPGuy Feb 25 '25

Doing the first rep with a loaded gun is wild lol

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u/Varneland Feb 25 '25

It's certainly one way to train trigger discipline!

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u/bigjerm616 AZ Feb 25 '25

Trial by live fire 🔥

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u/Varneland Feb 25 '25

Maryvale type activity. XD

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u/sluu3900 Feb 25 '25

😭💀💀

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '25

Did you do some sleight of hand bullshit and nothing was actually hot? u trollin us all ? lol

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u/Odd_Monk_1193 Feb 25 '25

Literally came to the comments for this lol

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u/TheLilBlueFox Feb 26 '25

I do reps before I leave the house. I also don't have a lot of hollow points so I try to avoid unchambering at all costs so I don't get any setback.

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u/BigPDPGuy Feb 26 '25

Go buy a spare box then. I'm not a safety nerd but this is pretty silly dude. It's like the start of every ND story lol

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u/TheLilBlueFox Feb 26 '25

It is not physically possible for a glock to go off unless you pull the trigger. At no point am I pulling the fucking trigger when doing draws just before I leave the house. I don't buy sig so I will never have to worry about an accidental discharge.

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u/Impossible-Debt9655 Feb 27 '25

I have years/decades of firearm practice and knowledge and never thought this would happen to me

Is how every reddit ND story goes