[Kahr carrier]

ON occassion my 649 accompanies me to the bathroom . you never know sometimes .Do any of you have a Bathroom gun.:)

[10-Ring]

Bathroom gun? Why, so I can soil myself sooner? :rolleyes:

No seriously, never thought about it ;)

[mec]

yup- anything stainless that falls to hand. Been doing it ever since a local guy was in the bathroom shaving when a crazy guy crashed into the house. He had guns hidden in every other room in the house and in his car. He volunteered himself as a hostage/driver and lured the guy away from his family. Actually the guy was escaped from a local institution and thought the mafia was after him.

Our guy played into his dillusion until he had an opportunity to shoot him. Shot him right through the chest with one of the old non-expanding supervel 380 loads , missed everything vital and exited and the guy was out bopping around town again a week later.

[DeltaElite]

I carry my 640 in my pocket at home, so yes I do have a potty gun. :D

[Schuey2002]

I usually pack my Glock 19 around the house, but I don't have a handgun sitting in the bathroom, if that's what you mean..:D

[Airwolf]

My P99 or USP 45 usually accompanies me to the little boys room.

Most durable and moisture resistant of all my handguns.

I don't think it's strange at all to have your self-defense tools with you. Can you think of a more vulnerable spot than being in the shower or literally with your pants down? :D

[Zundfolge]

don't need one ... anyone breaking in while I'm on the potty will get a taste of chemical warfare ... a Chipotle buritto makes me more dangerous then Saddam

:evil:

[Soap]

1911, full size.

I don't leave it in there, I normally carry it on my body.

[dude]

If I ever felt I needed a crapper-gun, I'd move!!

...................hell, If I felt I need to carry in my house I'd move

[Lone Star]

When I was a small kid, "Life" magazine ran a feature by Robert Ruark on the Mau Mau terrorist movement in Kenya.

I still remember a photo in it of a white resident sitting in his soapy bathtub...S&W .455 on a nearby chair or something. May have actually been a S&W .38/200. Been a long time and I was young then.

The article was titled, "Your Guns Go With You". Can you imagine "Life" running such a story today?

Lone Star
P.S. Yes, on occasion I do take a S&W .38 into the "private room"...don't take a .357 in there. The blast in the enclosed space would really blow the wax out've my ears!

[MJRW]

Ok, am I the only one expecting this thread to turn really vulgar really soon?

[Wildalaska]

a Chipotle buritto makes me more dangerous then Saddam

You probably like 9mms for defense too...wimp!..Im a 45 man, I use vension chili, warm budweiser and a touch of limberger for my defense "load"...



WildgaaaaaaaagAlaska:neener:

[Lone Star]

"Non gun" people occasionally visit these forums. Let's keep it clean, so they don't presume we're as uncouth as the media paint us. Please?

Lone Star

[Wildalaska]

Non gun" people occasionally visit these forums. Let's keep it clean, so they don't presume we're as uncouth as the media paint us. Please?

With some of the mall ninja hate spewing stuff I see here, I think a little bathroom humour is the least of our problems if a non gunner comes here....

WildAlaska

[Gordon]

Wildalaska: I think you build real nice guns , but I don't agree on your opinions of what is "hate" . I dont see it 'spilled' around this forum just righteous indignation on the appropriate posting places. Lonestar: Can I visit you if I take my motorhome to 'somewhere in SW' ?I'll bring lots of weird old guns and ammo!I'm pushing 60 so I aint a youngster and I like .455 Webleys and such.As long as they are 'shootin irons' not looking irons.

[roscoe]

I keep my CZ-75 in a tactical velcro quick-release handgun mount under the toilet lid, along with 3 extra magazines..

[Lone Star]

Gordon-

My schedule is pretty erratic, and for security reasons, I don't want anyone whom I don't know VERY well knowing where I live. I'm sure that you'll understand.

Please don't take this as a personal snub: I'm sure you're a nice guy, but unless we get better acquainted somewhere at a convention or something, I'd be uneasy hosting anyone I don't know.

On the plus side, I own rather few guns today, and they're all "practical, using" types. There isn't any collection to view; I just know a fair amount about guns and have some of the basic reference volumes, so can answer questions. I wouldn't have much to contribute to a "show and tell" session, and I'm busy these days trying to find a better job, anyway.

I do hope you'll understand, and not think me cold or inhospitable.

Lone Star

[coonan357]

More like WILDMELTING ALASKA!!!!:D , no need for bathroon gun , toliet chemicals ( vanish ect .. ) to take care of the job ! a little bleach in your eyes will take the fight out of you anyday .. not proud to say did it ,done it ,still hurts thinking about it I used to deliver the stuff in bulk .

[Croyance]

I keep a loaded gun in every room and the walk-in closet. I have no children, and put them away when guests are over. Unfortunately, no permenant bathroom gun. I was saving to get a gun as completely hard-chromed (interior and exterior) for that purpose, to withstand the steam from showering (or even direct contact. I also don't feel like smelling like Hoppes No. 9 and RemOil all the time.
Embarrassing to be caught pants down.

[Ala Dan]

My bathroom gun is a NAA 1-1/8" barrel .22 magnum.
You asked, "Why"? Cuz its always with me!

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

[JimC]

If I ever felt I needed a crapper-gun, I'd move!!

...................hell, If I felt I need to carry in my house I'd move



EXACTLY!

Don't pass go, don't collect $200, just get the hell out of Dodge if things are that bad where you live that you need to worry about a "crapper gun"! :eek:

Must be the same kind of guys that strap on their Glocks to sit in their recliners to watch LE shows on TV! ;)

I have a 120 lb. German Shepherd that lets me know when anyone or anything is even close to my door. Time enough to complete and take action if necessary.

[BigG]

No, but I have a chemical weapon akin to nerve gas. :evil:

[ruger357]

S&W 649 or Beretta 950.

[M1911]

Whatever is on my hip at that time..

[Kentucky Rifle]

Ever since a friend told me how he felt as he was sitting on the throne and a hand with a gun in it came through the door, I've had a "bathroom gun". ~They may find me with my pants down, but they'll also find the "BG" in the hall. (On his back.)

KR
You think a guy who routinely carries 3 pistols WOULDN'T have a bathroom gun? :D

[DeltaElite]

Just so I don't sound too loony. I carry a gun at home since I don't leave them accessible to my kids.
Also since I make professional acquaintances that have promised to kill me and my family, I feel it is wise to be constantly vigilant.

[RustyHammer]

Pull my finger and find out! :scrutiny: :what: :evil:

[cratz2]

I don't feel a need to carry in my house, I just usually do. KelTec P32. Should fend off most would-be attackers until I can get to the 870. ;)

[SoDFW Jason]

Jason is always packin' during "quality time".

Sometimes it tough to resist putting a round through the door when my wife has something SO IMPORTANT to tell me she has to scream it through the door. :D

[Omaha-BeenGlockin]

Not a handgun---but seems the Remington Marine Magnum is made for just such duty.

Sometimes my Glock will make the trip-----but not usually.

[Sactown]

Everyone should have a Michael Corleone Special.

[biere]

More than likely a search on tfl and other gun sites will turn up many old threads like this, some get rather humorus.

I'm not telling, but glocks or stainless revolvers would be a good choice for long term storage in a poor environment.

[Skunkabilly]

Ever since I dropped my Beretta in the outhouse, I decided to be reaaaaal careful where I bring her...

[sm]

...almost.

20+ years ago , Dallas Market, in a very Prominent Hotel [no names]. You know how rooms have ajoining doors that are supposed to be locked? Well lets just say we dealt in very valuable mdse(loose diamonds), I'm in the bathroom, ajoining door opens, 2 sales reps were busy with paperwork and I was armed. BG had the drop on them--But I had the drop on the BG--I came up from behind with C&L 1911. Sales rep's were armed-but not on person.

Inside Job at the Hotel. BG had a master Key.

I have always kept one here at home and at places where I worked...you never know when and where you might have an encounter.

[Mike Irwin]

No, if someone broke in, I'm sure the stench would take care of it...

[AR-10]

Glock-on-a-rope...hanging from the showerhead.





A little TFL humor.;)

[Richard2003]

I take showers with my leather gunbelt and holster and Colt Peacemaker in it.
I have to keep losing weight due to shrinkage.

[Kahr carrier]

Hey Skunk how did you get the Beretta out of the Outhouse??? Yuck:neener: :what: :neener:

[coonan357]

oh that one the whole story is at tfl, Warning no food or dink allowed near you puter while reading it !!!:D

[45-auto]

When I had kids at home I would never leave a weapon accessible, so I always packed on my person.

The problem wasn't my kids, but the possiblity their friends would blunder onto a gun. I try hard never to take chances.

IMHO, you have got to be absolutely sure of who would have access to any firearm you're responsible for.

Now, there's just two of us and I can have a loaded gun within reach in every room. If I want to. Which I sometimes don't.

For the john: gotta be either stainless or polymer with a good finish. Something like a Glock would handle the methane gas well.

[Shaughn Leayme]

I'm at work, I carry a gun. In the yard, I carry a gun. In the vehicle, I carry a gun.......So why would it be unusual to carry one in the house or into the bathroom?

I am not paranoid, but the increase in home invasions and the violence associated with it, makes me a lot more comfortable carrying my pistol or having it near me ready for use. Better to never have a need for it, than need it desperately and not have it.

A CCW is insurance, for an event that may never come to pass.

Carrying a gun in the yard, house, bathroom is the same thing.

House or life insurance is the same...We hope to never need to use it.

[Nick96]

http://www.whitetrash.nl/pmf/

[boing]

P11 is in my pocket sometimes, but I live in a 2 bedroom place, with 9 dogs. Do the math. :)

[4thHorseman]

"Most durable and moisture resistant of all my handguns." -Airwolf

Airwolf, why are you peeing on your gun?:D :D :D

[dude]

...........worried about corrosive ammo??

[Ewok_Guy]

Sure, I always keep the AK leaning next to the toilet. :p

[Lone Star]

When I posted that bit about Ruark's article, I neglected to mention that the reason the guy was bathing with a gun in reach was that some whites had "gotten the chop" in the bathroom.

I suggest his, "Something of Value" to anyone who can locate a copy, or, "Uhuru". Fiction, but based very closely on events and persons whom the author knew. The movie version of, "Something of Value" was a PC mess, starring black (US and Caribbean) activists as the Kikuyu terrorists and Rock Hudson (!) as the hero. Needless to say, intimate details of oathing ceremonies weren't presented to the movie audience. They are in the book, derived from Kenya police sources of the day, and aren't for the faint-of-stomach.

Lone Star

[cordex]

No dedicated bathroom gun, but I carry and see no reason to disarm because I'm using the restroom. I don't keep a gun with me while showering.

[seeker_two]

Nope, but I do keep a couple of knives in the bathroom....

:D {INSERT JOKE HERE} :D

[denfoote]

DOSEN'T EVERYBODY????? :rolleyes: :D

[Acolyte]

I remember on a thread like this before, reading about a Glock stored in a ziploc baggie ... sort of an 'open in case of emergency' setup. :)

[bad_dad_brad]

Surprised nobody has said, "yea, a large bore, long barrel, concealed between my legs."

I have a gun downstairs, and one on the nightstand. In the bathroom? How often and how long are you in the bathroom. Sigh!

[Minute_Of_Torso]

I usually have my GP100 with me in the house so, yes, it follows me into the bathroom.

I'd really hate to be fondly eyeballing any of my semiautos, drop the mag out just to check for any problems, and have it fall into the toilet! Only revolvers are allowed in the john.

[mgjohn]

Keep a S&W 66 w/several speedloaders in the bathroom. Freaked the current girlfriend out for a long time. After a peeper problem she will not shower without one.

[Ryder]

I shower with a radio playing. :cool: My front door could be kicked in and I'd possibly not hear it. Even if I did hear it what good if the gun is in another room? My usual stainless 45 carry piece is always in attendance.

Stainless will rust after a couple months worth of daily moisture deposits. Keeping it buried under a towel prevents this problem.

[TheActor]

Funny I thought I was the strange one carrying a piece to the jon. If in the shower I keep one on a towel with a flap folded on it to keep it dry. Now that I got the glock i guess I could take it in the shower...

[Shane]

If I'm going to take a long bath, I'll bring my Ruger SP 101 in the bathroom. If something bad goes down, I feel five shots is enough to by me time to get to another (higher capacity) gun or more ammo in another room. Being naked and locked in a little room without a weapon makes you very vulnerable should someone break in. I like to have a little insurance (gun plus cordless phone accompy me in bathroom).

[twoblink]

My friend has a faux box dug into the little cubby hole behind his toilet paper roll, which has a gun behind it..

He's also got one in the shower, with clear velcro over it, so his HK stays nice and dry while he showers. He's also got a shotgun by the toilet..

He firmly believes when they come and get him, he will be on the can, just like most movies (Last Man Standing comes to mind).

"Tactical Charmin!!":D

[hansolo]

Why would I go to the bathroom on my gun?:confused:

[Sebastian the Ibis]

Congratulations, to the posters on this thread. You have been cited by the Chicago Board of Education and the Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence in their amicus brief in McDonald v. Chicago see p. 15 (24 of the .pdf numbering) ...... those party poopers.

http://www.chicagoguncase.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/08-4244_amicus_chicago-bd-of-ed.pdf

[DAVIDSDIVAD]

Our guy played into his dillusion until he had an opportunity to shoot him. Shot him right through the chest with one of the old non-expanding supervel 380 loads , missed everything vital and exited and the guy was out bopping around town again a week later.

I guess the crook never heard of Pneumothorax.:rolleyes:

[Arcticfox]

Haven't you seen the movie where Tuco was in the tub, and he had a gun under the water? Saved him, didn't it? ;) Seriously, I've heard that in South Africa, it is not unusual to take your gun to the shower, cause you never know when a break-in will occur.

[easyrider6042004@yahoo.ca]

Everyone should have a Michael Corleone Special.

You mean like this gentleman below?


I keep my CZ-75 in a tactical velcro quick-release handgun mount under the toilet lid, along with 3 extra magazines..

[zombienerd]

Well, son of a gun.... THR got quoted.

As for the topic at hand... Yes, I carry my CC piece with me everywhere from the time I wake up until the time I go to bed... That includes the John.

Gets put in my quicksafe on my nightstand at night, and sits in my medicine cabinet while I'm in the shower... It's nickel plated, and I clean it regularly, so haven't had any rust issues.

[Lone Star]

Arctic Fox has a point about guns in South Africa. When I was a kid, the famous author Robert C. Ruark (died 1965) wrote a piece for, "Life" in which he described life among white people in Kenya during the Mau Mau terrorism emergency.

The story included a picture of a man who had his Smith & Wesson .38 or .455 (can't recall which) right by his bathtub, which he occupied. That was because a settler was hacked to death in his tub. The feature was called, "Your Guns Go With You."

What seems dramatic in one place is routine in another.

[rhinoh]

Actually it is a very good point to have one while in the bathroom.
Quite few years ago I was sitting on the toilet in my hall bath and heard the front door open. Really quite distressing to be in the middle of business and have to pinch it off then try to make it around the corner to the nightstand where the gun was.
At the time I was temporarily between dogs so my early warning system was out of commission. I had just arrived home and was a little hurried to get to the bathroom and neglected to lock the door.
Turned out it was a neighbor kid just walking in. Boy, him and his parents got a lecture.

[ku4hx]

Yep. In fact I have one at arms length in every room. Having the front door bashed open when wife was home alone tends to make you a mite overcautious.

[NMGonzo]

4 inch gp100 sits in front of the ****ter.

I don't want to be Vincent Vega'd.

[frankiestoys]

No guns, but lots of gun magazines (the reading type) :)

[tkopp]

Only time I ever had a break-in was when I was on the john. Boy was he surprised when I came out to greet him.

[armoredman]

What I have on me is my bathroom gun while it is "in use". As another poster said several years ago, I make some very unsavory aquaintances in my profession, many who would be quite happy to do me or my family harm when they get out of prison.

[Mad Man]

I don't know who the original creator of this is, so I can't give proper credit where it's due.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b116/sjnylin/demotivators/round53/DM1.png

[Gelgoog]

that picture comes from the famous ar15.com thread that was created right after "I am Legend" came out. head on over and you will find lots of hilarious bathtub pics.

[Kingofthehill]

YUP.... I have 1 in each bathroom.

Steyer 9mm in 1, SigPro .40cal in the other :)

JOe

[kingmt]

Yes. It is ether at my feet or up on the top shel while showering.

I'm not one to leave a gun every where though. I would be really ticked to get shoot with my own gun.

I live in some apartments a few years ago & thought of it as a good area. I would often leave my carry in the truck @ night. I keep one in my tool box at work & one in the house so the only time I took the one out of the truck was to go in a store or restaurant. I had my truck broken into & the gun stolen. The next week my next week my neighbor in the next condo had there door kicked in & held at gun point with my Rugger P90 DC. He was demanding drugs which they were collage student at world harvest church. I never sold or used drugs but I think they were looking for me thinking that if had a gun I probably had drugs.

I know that story has nothing to do with the OP's question but I seen several post that there was a gun left in every room & this broke me from leaving mine lay around.

[wmeSha]

I read just a bit of that amicus brief, but really their argument taken to a logical conclusion seems to argue for handguns. Although they first note that some experts say you are better protected by a shotgun, they then go on to state that you can't know where you'll be when a break-in occurs (and this thread is cited).

Ironically, the conclusion would be that the most useful gun is the one you can carry. That's already implicit in this thread; note how many people have already said that their "bathroom gun" is whatever they happen to be carrying....

After all, no one is going to carry their shotgun from room to room. The intelligent person does not necessarily conclude, as they do, that "it would appear that a gun would have to be stored in every room." The intelligent person realizes that the useful gun is the one you have on your person.

Can't wait to see that in court.

[BrianB]

My GUN is always with me. :neener:

My pistol is usually nearby but secure.

[Guy de Loimbard]

What you need in the event of a break in while on the john, is a tactical bathroom exhaust fan. Flip a switch and instead of being driven outdoors, the aroma is redirected into the house, thereby routing the intruder.

[mcschrader]

Well, being in Afghanistan my bathroom gun is a Colt M4A1.

When I am home its whatever I am carrying, probably my S&W Model 642 .38SPL being as that is my ankle gun, and I take off my go to gun when I get in the house.

[armoredman]

See? Proof so called "assault rifles" are in common use as bathroom guns! :D

[Landpimp]

yes I do matter of fact

[Uncle Curt]

Not sure who to credit this to. I found it a while back and it fits this thred perfectly.

http://i320.photobucket.com/albums/nn350/UncleCurt_photos/Web/poster94087341.jpg

[colorado_handgunner]

Gives whole new meaning to s&$t hits the fan!

[atlanticfire]

Had a .22 pistol behind the toilet for a while for squirrel plink through the window while. . . never mind you guys don't wanna know. (no I don't have kids) :uhoh:

[usp9]

DO YOU HAVE A BATHROOM GUN

Of course...a Walther PP

[armoredman]

Ohhhh, that's baaaaad.

[The Lone Haranguer]

Quote:
DO YOU HAVE A BATHROOM GUN

Of course...a Walther PP

http://www.2aforum.com/forum/forums/images/graemlins/default/facepalm_anim_test-03.gif

While a case could be made for it, taking a gun into the bathroom with you (permanently stashing one there would be a maintenance nightmare) might be crossing the line between preparation and paranoia.

[Cosmoline]

I always keep a G20 with me in the shower to protect against Chicago school boards.

[telomerase]

Cosmoline, it looks like all the "bear defence" threads are going to be replaced by "Chicago School Board and Aldermen (http://reason.com/archives/2009/11/23/gun-control-chicago-style)" threads.

[CooperThunder]

Apart from my butt after Texas chilli cooked by the man of the house occassionally....:uhoh::uhoh::uhoh:

Honestly?? I have my cc gun on the bathroom bench while doing my toilet and my rottweiler by the door...does this makes me paranoid???:D:D:D

[pyth0n]

You'll never know when the S will HTF!:D

[HammerheadSSN663]

Is this thread for real?

who the heck is so paranoid or lives in such a bad neighborhood that you can take a 5 minute crap without worrying about getting invaded??

[CooperThunder]

Is this thread for real?

who the heck is so paranoid or lives in such a bad neighborhood that you can take a 5 minute crap without worrying about getting invaded??

I had submitted this in another thread, but here it is...

If you carry a gun, people will call you paranoid. That's ridiculous. If you have a gun, what in the hell do you have to be paranoid for?
Clint Smith, Director of Thunder Ranch (a firearms training facility in Arizona)

[WardenWolf]

Have I carried in the bathroom before? Yes, when I was home alone and I'd heard some odd noises. Do I normally? No. There are firearms in each adjacent room, and the bathroom I normally use to do my business is significantly removed from both front and rear doors of the house. Making a window entry via any window in my house would likely take at least 30 seconds if the crook wishes to do so without seriously injuring himself. That's plenty of time to jump off the throne and grab the nearest gun. I can reach the Saiga 12 shotgun without anyone from the main rooms of the house being able to see me. The Ruger GP100 is also nearby, as is the Tokarev.

For the record, one passive "security system" that a lot of people probably don't think of: good old-fashioned window blinds. They're easy to get tangled up in, and prevent easy visibility into the room. They're guaranteed to slow a burglar down some, at least, possibly giving you the precious seconds you need to get to your piece.

[Mr.Davis]

Is this thread for real?

who the heck is so paranoid or lives in such a bad neighborhood that you can take a 5 minute crap without worrying about getting invaded??
If you took even a second to read this thread, you'd see at least 5 different stories where having a gun in the bathroom prevented robberies or worse.

The "bad neighborhood" argument is completely bunk, and you should know that. Bad things happen everywhere. You don't know my situation, or that of anyone on this thread. Please refrain from critiquing the choices law abiding gun owners choose to make for the protection of themselves and their loved ones.

[Landpimp]

mine is a HK P9s(say that fast)

[Ryder]

I don't care to leave my pistol laying around the house unattended while I am in the shower. It would be too easy for someone to break in and steal it without me hearing them do so. Not only is the shower itself noisy but I also play a radio in there with the door closed.

[Archie]

Bathroom gun?

Sure. Doesn't everyone?

[mustang_steve]

Bathroom gun? The pistol I carry around is my omni-gun. When I go to the kitchen, it's a kitchen gun.....to the bathroom it magically transforms into the bathroom gun. It's also known to become the "in the closet" gun whenever I'm rummaging around in the hallway closet for tools or bike parts.

[atlanticfire]

Is this thread for real?
Who knows, could be locked any min now. . . .:rolleyes:

[HammerheadSSN663]

"If you took even a second to read this thread, you'd see at least 5 different stories where having a gun in the bathroom prevented robberies or worse."

Sorry, this is the stop where I get off the crazy bus.

'bathroom guns'....please.:banghead:

[tkopp]

I got on the bus when my home was broken into while I was on the john. At the time I owned no firearms. Best I had was a cheap knock off samurai sword ten feet away in the bedroom and an utter lack of clothes. Needless to say, I had the element of surprise on my side.

This is me fighting the last war. I may never have a break-in again. If I do, odds that I'll be on the john are low. I don't spent inordinate amounts of time there. But people are funny, so there it is.

[okespe04]

If I go to the bathroom my lcp goes with me. I have actually have a little problem with rust.

[Santee]

Anywhere I go my Ruger P345 goes, but I do not have a firearm for those special john moments. I am old so anytime spent there is a sign of life. Remember, gun free zones are dangerous to your health.

[rondog]

Whenever I go to a bathroom, I'm packing, and when I take a shower Lil' Roscoe waits for me on a folded-up towel on top of the toilet. So, yeah, guess I'm guilty. But I don't KEEP a gun in any restroom, or anywhere other than on me. Would if I was single, though.

[ozarkgunner]

I just got out of the shower. Whilest in there I heard a thump of some kind out side. I didn't consider it much, as my dog was sitting there on the floor and didn't react. While I don't hae a bathroom gun, my HD shotgun is by my bed. If I needed it and some one was in the house in another room, I would have time to dive over the bed, get my shotgun and procede. But I'm wonderinig how well I would be able to grip it if I was dripping wet out of the shower. i put a pistol grip on it. Is there anything I can do to the grips to make them more "grippy" if my hands are wet?

[lonewolf2810]

I would say does it really matter as it is going to only take one shot and you will be prepared for that, so hang on they are the ones who will have to worry LOL.

[Jonah71]

Guilty. I can reach my 8 shot .22 mag revolver from the shower. Or when standing and the lid is up....it's on the shelf above the tank. I've practiced shooting with either hand.

[ozarkgunner]

I suppose. But I guess me standing there dripping wet and naked, with a shot gun will give the BG pause.

Jonah71, tell me you are not running out of the bath room with your piece in your weak hand because your strong hand has some sort of paper tissue in it

[Jonah71]

lol....If I hear someone in the house or trying to enter, my bathroom door gives me a good view of both entrances and hallways. And I did say "standing with the lid up".

[Erik M]

I carry when Im working around the house, so whatever I would have on me at the time would be in the bathroom with me. Most likely a 92f.

[V1ROT8]

My LCP is on a shelf next to shower. Our beagle would be making more than a little noise. Out of the bathroom the LCP is on me.

[Pappy109]

The Rottweiler has much better hearing and sight than me. Now If I could only get him to stop drinking out of the bowl.....:o