Question about chambered round

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  • rvb

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    most importantly, it is possible if you are hap-hazard in removing a live round that it can slip out from under the extractor enough that the primer can hit the ejector causing a detonation. Also, if the round is partly extracted and, for example, the slide slips out of your hand and closes, the primer could be detonated by the extractor or a corner of the ejection port. These are not common occurances, but they are not un-common, either.

    All safety rules (and gear.. ie eye protection) apply when loading/unloading a firearm.
     
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