Concealed carry at home?

[stilllearning09]

Waking moment = gun on me
Sleeping = gun next to me. )

^^^This^^^

Too many reports of home break ins not to have it within an arm length.

 

[EvilKidsMeal]

i only carry mine when i come home from carrying. i'll leave it on if i plan on goin out again, but if not eventually i take it off. as many said ive got some in reach. i keep my pistol in a dresser and my HD shotgun outside of my safe, but somewhat hidden in my closet still. i don't really feel the need to carry cause honestly if something happened i'd go for my shotgun hands down. but i do leave it on pretty often so either way im usually covered.

 

[Lobo]

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[EvilKidsMeal]

This may be one of the stupidest things I've ever read on INGO.

I don't even know where to begin....so I won't.

notice his rep

 

[esigler]

i aways carry concealed at home, too many nuts in Houston and of course citazens can't open carry in Texas yet!

 

[ThrottleJockey]

The ONLY time I don't have it clipped to my person is when I'm kicked back relaxing in front of the TV and even then it sits at my side, or when I'm driving through an unfriendly state and then it is in the lock box right behind me.

 

[JoshuaW]

I sometimes carry around the house, especially when I am not going to be home for long. Most of the time I just take it off and throw it on the kitchen table as soon as I get home though. There is always a gun within a few steps, so its not needed. I would much rather scoop up a rifle in the event of a home emergency anyways.

 

[Cemetery-man]

What do you guys do or have the habit off doing with your carry gun at home?

When I'm at home, my gun is in my unlocked safe (locked when the grandchildren are here).

 

[INGunGuy]

unless i'm sleeping or at work, i am carrying

Unless I am sleeping or going to one of my kiddos schools, I am armed. Yes at work also, and no I am not a LEO. Oh and when I go to one of the kiddos schools, I park off school property, and secure my weapon in the car. I then really enjoy OCing my empty holster for all to see. I have had a double take or 2, but I figure most people think it is a cell phone case. But it is a really nice DeSantis Black (Oh my gawd, not black) leather thumb break holster which I LOVE!

INGunGuy

P.S. One time while I was meeting with the assistant principal, he asked if I had a gun in my car, I told him yes, and he told me I was breaking the law, and I asked him how, he said no guns are allowed on school property, I told him that was fine with me, because I was not parked on school property. I think he got mad at me for not being parked on the property so he could make a BS scene...

 

[ATM]

...I then really enjoy OCing my empty holster for all to see.

Stick a Snickers bar in there.



Not quite as satisfying, but at least it's something.

 

[2cool9031]

When I get up in the morning the gun goes back in the holster, till I go to bed at night then it goes into the night stand. It is never more than 2 feet away from me. I carry it all the time just like I do my watch and wallet and never give it a second thought.

 

[abmears]

I do not cary in the house, it usually goes on the kitchen table with my keys. Then to my nightstand at bedtime. I do not have children in the house, so I don't feel like locking it up is necessary.

 

[critter592]

All the time. You don't know when someone else's problem might come running into your house. I doubt I would run from the room potentially leaving my family exposed to retrieve a gun. So, it'd better be on me.

 

[raider600]

i carry when i shower

 

[JetGirl]

i carry when i shower

Glock FanBoi, eh?

 

[BigJ3780]

I dont think I could carry if I had kids/pets around. To many instances where an accident could occur.

 

[ATM]

...To many instances where an accident could occur.

Do you have a holster?

 

[HobbyGuy]

Then you're probably not doing it right. I carry around kids at home, extended family, kids at church, socializing with their families, etc. In most of those cases I OC. I have a good retention holster. My gun is nice and safe in it's holster, and so is everyone around it.

 

[youngda9]

I typically switch from CC of a M&P40c to OC of a 3" SP101 in .357. I wear a long shirt typically so the SP101 is mostly concealed. It's just more comftorable than CC, and has that cool factor also that a .357 revolver brings to the table

 

[squirrelhntr]

always within reach at home day or night with the exception of the grandkids comen ovr. then it goes into the bedroom.