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<blockquote data-quote="p238shooter" data-source="post: 2810002" data-attributes="member: 24583"><p>As someone said earlier, and your post might not have depicted the exact wording or the entire conversation. To me, you were asking a simple question. I hope, if there was time and opportunity for him to give you more information than "Yes, it is." he would have. </p><p></p><p>Sometimes the only way we learn things is to ask questions. Sometimes to the people that already have the answer, they presume it is a "Stupid" question. Well, to me not so. To me with your comments, you were just asking a question because you were unfamiliar and wanted to know. I have no idea how the stranger took your question, you might have gotten an impression. I hope you got a little more information from him. I know if I had been asked your question and had an opportunity I would have given more information to someone who asked.</p><p></p><p>Yes, it is cocked and locked. This particular firearm (1911) is very safe carried in that condition, it needs at least 4 items to be fired.</p><p>It needs to be presented.</p><p>It needs the safety clicked off.</p><p>It needs the grip safety squeezed.</p><p>It has to have the trigger pulled.</p><p></p><p>None of those are valid at this time.</p><p></p><p>As far as what you call it, unfortunately I only have a card that says "Concealed Weapon License" in my pocket at the present time, so I do not get too worked up about what it is called. I know what the plastic card legally allows me to do and not do.</p><p></p><p>I hope all here continue having a good day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="p238shooter, post: 2810002, member: 24583"] As someone said earlier, and your post might not have depicted the exact wording or the entire conversation. To me, you were asking a simple question. I hope, if there was time and opportunity for him to give you more information than "Yes, it is." he would have. Sometimes the only way we learn things is to ask questions. Sometimes to the people that already have the answer, they presume it is a "Stupid" question. Well, to me not so. To me with your comments, you were just asking a question because you were unfamiliar and wanted to know. I have no idea how the stranger took your question, you might have gotten an impression. I hope you got a little more information from him. I know if I had been asked your question and had an opportunity I would have given more information to someone who asked. Yes, it is cocked and locked. This particular firearm (1911) is very safe carried in that condition, it needs at least 4 items to be fired. It needs to be presented. It needs the safety clicked off. It needs the grip safety squeezed. It has to have the trigger pulled. None of those are valid at this time. As far as what you call it, unfortunately I only have a card that says "Concealed Weapon License" in my pocket at the present time, so I do not get too worked up about what it is called. I know what the plastic card legally allows me to do and not do. I hope all here continue having a good day. [/QUOTE]
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