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First, I can't imagine either party showing up without being armed. If the seller wasn't armed then shame on them.

Second, if you took your eyes off the buyer...once again shame on the seller.

If I were in the seller's position there is no way enough time would elapse for them to pull out and chamber a live round before I'd be drawn.

MechAg94 wrote:

jayinsat wrote:

LDB415 wrote:Wrong, wrong and wrong all the way around. The best option is to run the annoying mini bicycle lock through the barrel and hand over the key as the last thing before parting ways, while one's other hand rests on the J frame in one's pocket.

Best answer!
Now I know what to do with those locks that come with new guns.

Good point. I have a pile of those that never get used.

Great idea! I started getting chills thinking about a FTF gun transaction . . .

LDB415 wrote:Wrong, wrong and wrong all the way around. The best option is to run the annoying mini bicycle lock through the barrel and hand over the key as the last thing before parting ways, while one's other hand rests on the J frame in one's pocket.

Every gun I've purchased has included a field strip looking for cracks and dry firing to feel the trigger. Hard to do when locked per your description.

gigag04 wrote:Keeping the tactics going, if they load a single bullet (or a mag) and are within arm's reach, a disarm becomes an attractive option as well and much faster than deploying your concealed gun.

Not even a full disarm if he just dropped one round in; he's only got one shot and then it's just a really short stick again. Get it pointed away from you, (preferably down for obvious reasons, but do what you can) and pull hard. Pretty safe bet it's going to go off and then you're back to having the advantage because at the very least you've short circuited his plan and disabled his best weapon, and at best you've done that with your off hand while your strong hand is getting your gun out of its holster and into his nostril.

Jumping Frog wrote:Hard for someone to shoot you or hold a gun with all the tendons in their arm sliced as part of the disarm.

QFT

Happily Ever After wrote:

Jumping Frog wrote:Hard for someone to shoot you or hold a gun with all the tendons in their arm sliced as part of the disarm.

QFT

Quantum Field Theory?

Dadtodabone wrote:

Happily Ever After wrote:

Jumping Frog wrote:Hard for someone to shoot you or hold a gun with all the tendons in their arm sliced as part of the disarm.

QFT

Quantum Field Theory?

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LDB415 wrote:Wrong, wrong and wrong all the way around. The best option is to run the annoying mini bicycle lock through the barrel and hand over the key as the last thing before parting ways, while one's other hand rests on the J frame in one's pocket.

gigag04 wrote:Keeping the tactics going, if they load a single bullet (or a mag) and are within arm's reach, a disarm becomes an attractive option as well and much faster than deploying your concealed gun.

Both answered tied for the win. I'm going to use either or both techniques at my next FTF sale.

If I cant inspect the gun, I won't buy it, and I won't be shy about telling people the seller wouldn't allow me to check for damage before buying.

gigag04 wrote:Keeping the tactics going, if they load a single bullet (or a mag) and are within arm's reach, a disarm becomes an attractive option as well and much faster than deploying your concealed gun.

A little situational awareness goes a long way.

I have never had a FTF by myself unless I already knew the seller and I can still count with three fingers how many times that has been.