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Yeah I know I can Google it but what fun would that be. So I carry my Sig 938 (similar to 1911 controls) its one in the pipe, hammer back and safety on. Glocks one in the pipe and ready to rock. I don't carry a revolver but if I did it would be one in the cylinder, hammer down (double action). So what does this mean on the ready state scale and when would it be appropriate to carry in different ready states?
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Ready states depend on the firearm. You should never carry a revolver with the hammer cocked, so a revolver only has 2 readiness scale (loaded, or unloaded). The ready scale can be thought of as how quickly you could fire a shot.
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