Boss carrying concealed weapon...

[MikeOrtiz]

So yeah sorry I haven't been on as much as any Hoosier should. My college/work/life schedule is very hectic right now.
I was at work and I had to photocopy my CDL and a social. My boss let me use his personal scanner and printer. When I opened up my wallet he saw my Pink ltch. We started a 30 minute conversation about weapons and what we have. Then he showed me he was carrying. I couldn't believe it.

He had a CZpo7 and it just disappears on him. I felt it and it was pretty nice I might say. I can't imagine carrying my Glock 21 while working. It's too cumbersome while lifting,cutting, squatting. Climbing, etc.

It's apples and oranges I know. But has anyone had experience with that CzP07.

 

[gpjerry]

I am a fan. I carry one when I want something a little lighter than my CZ 75b. Good capacity and shoots great.

 

[wtburnette]

Yep, they're similar in size to a G19, which a lot of people can conceal pretty well. I've shot a couple of them and have always been impressed. One of these days I'll own one, but right now I only have the full size model, the P-09. It's a range gun, not a carry gun (for me anyway). Nice gun but too big except for OC on a smaller guy like me.

 

[Birds Away]

The P07 is a great gun. Add some Cajun parts and do a little polishing and it becomes a truly fantastic gun.

 

[ajeandy]

it just disappears on him. I felt it and it was pretty nice I might say.

 

[cedartop]

I have a PO7 that has been Cajunized. It is alright, not enough to make me switch to it for edc though.

 

[chezuki]

I have a PO7 that has been Cajunized. It is alright, not enough to make me switch to it for edc though.

I don't think I could bring myself to AIWB carry any pistol equipped with something called a "de-cocker".

 

[cedartop]

I don't think I could bring myself to AIWB carry any pistol equipped with something called a "de-cocker".

Well there is that. Actually there are a lot of people who like AIWB, but won't do it with a striker fired gun, only a de-cocker. They like to have their thumb on the hammer during reholstering as a little extra insurance. Some point to the extra weight of the double action trigger pull as well to guard against an ND though that has largely been shown to not be much help.

 

[throttletony]

kudos for having a good boss.
I can 99% guarantee that will never happen in my current/future jobs (at universities)

 

[wizardfitz]

My wifes boss just moved from NJ last year. He recently got his first gun and is waiting for his ltch. Hopefully their policy will soon change. Right now she leaves it in her truck at work

 

[gpjerry]

I don't think I could bring myself to AIWB carry any pistol equipped with something called a "de-cocker".

The P07 allows you to switch from decocker to manual saftey in just a few minutes if you like "cocked and locked" better than "decocked".

 

[chezuki]

The P07 allows you to switch from decocker to manual saftey in just a few minutes if you like "cocked and locked" better than "decocked".

You see, when I put "de-cocker" in quotes regarding AIWB, what I meant was....

Oh nevermind. Yes I am aware, thanks.

 

[igotdiesel2]

My boss CC's a Taurus single stack 9mm everyday. But he is an idiot because he doesn't carry with one in the chamber. I will never understand that as long as I live. Everyone at the shop is allowed to CC or OC on the job. The boss is very respectful of our right to defend ourselves. -Jason

 

[jinks]

My boss CC's a Taurus single stack 9mm everyday. But he is an idiot because he doesn't carry with one in the chamber. I will never understand that as long as I live. Everyone at the shop is allowed to CC or OC on the job. The boss is very respectful of our right to defend ourselves. -Jason

[FONT=&amp]Your boss’s perception of threat is different than your perception of threat. His threat analyst of everyday carry may include the possibility of unintended firing of the firearm. Your boss may have seen the videos of a Taurus firearm firing without depressing the trigger. He may carry to have a firearm available if needed but considers the current threat level as low. There is some risk to carrying a firearm with a round in the chamber; some people are comfortable with the risk but others are not. I am OK with what others do safely with firearms and their choice of firearms. If your boss feels he is in a high threat situation he will probably have a round in the chamber and the gun in his hand.[/FONT]

 

[Work]

the P07 is my EDC. i love that thing. jumped off the M&P bandwagon to go to CZ and have never looked back. when i need something a little smaller, i go with the Rami, but the P07 is a great gun.

 

[JettaKnight]

Have one, and love it, but I don't get to carry since it's my wife's gun.

 

[lovemachine]

You see, when I put "de-cocker" in quotes regarding AIWB, what I meant was....

Oh nevermind. Yes I am aware, thanks.

You got de-cocked.

 

[calcot7]

You see, when I put "de-cocker" in quotes regarding AIWB, what I meant was....

Oh nevermind. Yes I am aware, thanks.

Ok..........That's a good one. I missed that.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

*I felt it and it was pretty nice I might say

Ewwwwwww...

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

...I felt it...

sooo he unholstered his EDC and let you coonfinger it?!

[FONT=&amp]Your boss’s perception of threat is different than your perception of threat. His threat analyst of everyday carry may include the possibility of unintended firing of the firearm. Your boss may have seen the videos of a Taurus firearm firing without depressing the trigger. He may carry to have a firearm available if needed but considers the current threat level as low. There is some risk to carrying a firearm with a round in the chamber; some people are comfortable with the risk but others are not. I am OK with what others do safely with firearms and their choice of firearms. If your boss feels he is in a high threat situation he will probably have a round in the chamber and the gun in his hand.[/FONT]