Thunder71 wrote:Thank poachers.
I'll go with this, since the only other choice offered is denial.
sitting around and transfering chambered are very different than having a loaded magazine with a block inbetween it and the chamber and firing pin. [don't even have kids but I won't even chamber at home, safeties are off though-really don't want to rely on them? plus my racking is more ingrained and I think when I'm freaking out it will be easier even calming possibly to rack up compared to fumbling with a safety?]
'' matter if guns even have a safety '' aren't those really only useful after you've chambered a round (unless you are really worried about click noises)? you skipped the question by the way.
I'll say it again now for those with poor reading comprehension, I said in the first post I was pretty sure it was the law and responded in the third that I understood after it was confirmed and that if someone would have said otherwise I would have needed hard proof to go ahead and try transferring with a loaded magazine.
still noones come up with any reason for it being this way except its supposedly ''safer'' as long as a round isn't in the chamber whats the difference, mags are probably a safer place than bumping around in some cases? I would bet the first step was you couldn't have it cocked if you didn't have a permit?