HK USPc 45

[Bo]

I often carry a HK USPc 45, 1 in the chamber, hammer down, safety off. If I dropped it, is there a chance of a AD?

 

[FranklyTodd]

I suspect you are not carrying "hammer down" (as it would be after a dry fire) but rather hammer decocked, right? (only reasonable way of getting one in the chamber - doesn't go all the way down) If that's the case, you are as safe as a Glock - DA first shot, won't go off with a drop.

 

[HorseSoldier]

+1 -- pistol decocked should not present a drop AD risk unless there is something mechanically wrong with the pistol.

 

[gbelleh]

I carry the same gun also with hammer decocked and safety off. No need to worry about discharge if dropped.

 

[Seminole]

That's the same way I carry my USPc .40. No worries about it going off unintentionally if it is decocked.

 

[10-Ring]

No chance -- carry your HK in full confidence that it will not go bang until you want it to