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Hi ,My hair was in very good condition untill i moved in to NCR region.Since the day i moved in i am having hair problems like more frizzy , started getting grey hair , more hair fall , dry and splitends .So , recently i got keratin Treatment done on my hair and after so long felt my hair in condition like i had 3 years back.Best picture of my hair recently is when i got hairwash after keratin treatment .🤷 I am in love with my hair once again ♥️

Entirely.Though please do note, Condition One means a round is chambered, the hammer is cocked, and the safety is on. If the safety is off, you are in Condition Zero, which you should only do when you have drawn the pistol and are intending to shoot it at a valid target.Condition 0 – A round is in the chamber, hammer is cocked, and the safety is off.Condition 1 – Also known as “cocked and locked,” means a round is in the chamber, the hammer is cocked, and the manual thumb safety on the side of the frame is applied.Condition 2 – A round is in the chamber and the hammer is down.Condition 3 – The chamber is empty and hammer is down with a charged magazine in the gun.Condition 4 – The chamber is empty, hammer is down and no magazine is in the gun.Moving on, the 1911 was designed to be carried in condition one.Many years ago, I slipped on some ice and fell onto my pistol. The bruise on my side and the slight ding on the corner of the hammer later proved that it was my first point of contract with the ground. I literally fell onto the hammer, and all it did was bruise me.Condition One is the safest way to carry a 1911 that you intend to actually use.Condition 2 is unsafe as a sufficient impulse applied to the hammer could still cause the firing pin to impact the primer of the chambered round. Unlikely, but mechanically possible.Condition 3 is unsafe to carry as it takes too long to ready the weapon if it is needed in an emergency and you are almost assuredly not a former Israeli soldier who served before the IDF could afford better modern pistols without dodgy safeties (which is why they carried without a round in the chamber in the first place).Condition 4 is unsafe to carry as the weapon is simply unable to be used at all in an emergency. Note, for transport, Condition 4 is the safest way.Condition 0 is the least safe way to carry or transport a pistol. Don’t do that.If you’re going to carry a 1911, Hi-Power, or other derivative, carry it properly in Condition One, as god and John Moses Browning intended.Note that not all pistols operate the same way as 1911s. Glocks, for example, do not have an external safety like a 1911. The “safe-action” trigger safety is only a drop safety, like the 1911’s grip safety. It will not prevent you from from firing if you pull the trigger. Frankly, as far I can tell, the Glock only has Conditions 4, 3, & 0. And so we’re on the same page, I understand that the Glock is designed for Condition 0 carry safely. But it has no external safety. With a 1911, two actions must be taken to fire a loaded pistol from Condition 1, the safety thumbed off and the trigger pulled. Only one is needed to fire from Condition 0, pull the trigger. This is why I see the Glock as only having Condition 0.But back to the original question, if you intend to carry rather than simply transport a 1911, Condition One is the safest way to carry it.Original question-How safe is it to carry a Colt 1911 or Browning Hi Power in condition one, i.e., hammer back with a chambered round?

Of course not. You are both on the lease and you both can do whatever you want in your own place as long as it is not contrary to the signed lease conditions.Lock your door now.She can lock or unlock hers as she wishesYou share a bond of blood, but you are both adults and both equal.You are no longer a child.Respect for individual privacy is important.If the two of you cannot get along with mutual respect then you both need a new roommate.