When do you chamber a round while hunting?

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Its still not fail safe. In fact its far from it. All it takes is a branch or twig or a finger to set it off. No different then any other gun. The only difference is unless the blade is compressed it will not fire. Most times when a trigger gets hit by a branch the whole thing is hit full on the face. Its a sale gimmick that get annoying.

I get that - and I still use A with the kiddos, but it doesn't hurt to have it there.