Um, a few small points. Generally a carjacker's finger will be on the trigger. When you grab the gun, it is very likely to go off. If you had a passenger they may be without a recognizable face at that point. The force of the round firing slams the slide backwards and it is unlikely that you will be able to maintain your grip on the gun. If you were able to get your second hand around the back of the gun before it went off your hand would be displaced and injured by the slide as the gun fired. In both instances you would likely lose control of the gun. If the gun did not fire prior to your gaining control over it your taping and racking would result in a double feed, putting the gun out of battery.
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Um, a few small points. Generally a carjacker's finger will be on the trigger. When you grab the gun, it is very likely to go off. If you had a passenger they may be without a recognizable face at that point. The force of the round firing slams the slide backwards and it is unlikely that you will be able to maintain your grip on the gun. If you were able to get your second hand around the back of the gun before it went off your hand would be displaced and injured by the slide as the gun fired. In both instances you would likely lose control of the gun. If the gun did not fire prior to your gaining control over it your taping and racking would result in a double feed, putting the gun out of battery.
In this scenario there was no passenger. It has been proven if you have a grip on the slide it will slide back and eject a new round.
What if you window is rolled up
get the hell out