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Adam,
Apparently my sense of humor missed the target. While I actually do understand the function of the three safeties on my Llama (half-cock, thumb safety and grip safety), perhaps I don't understand the term Locked and Cocked. I was of the impression that it meant: 1)a round in the chamber 2)hammer "fully cocked" 3)safety(s) on. If this is correct, then you have hit the nail on the head - I should stick with a revolver. I simply am not comfortable carrying any firearm with the hammer at full cock (as many people do). When I asked my rather covert question about the method of draw for a 1911 "NOT" Locked and Cocked - I assumed NOT Locked and Cocked meant: 1)a round in the chamber 2) hammer at "half-cock" 3) safety(s) on. As alway, thanks for your expert feed-back.
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