Serious question - public restrooms

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Now we all know what to market to businesses: a spring-loaded gun-belt hanger. About 6" long, mounts to the wall next to the door on the side away from the hinges, at about the height of the door latch. The spring holds it up and out of the way when not in use. You close/latch the door, then pull the hanger down and hang the belt/holster on it; it's now in the way of the inward-swinging door so you can't open the door to leave without first picking up your gunbelt.
 
I carry IWB at about 4 O'clock and have every day for 21 years. I undo my belt and pants, then grasp the weapon and my pants with my thumb inside my underwear. I lower the whole works as I sit down. Once my pants are all the way down I move my right thumb up and over the back of the weapon. This hooks my underwear over the grip holding it securely in place while also completely covering it so it cannot be seen through the stall gaps or by nosy kids. When I'm done with my business I do the exact reverse. With this method the weapon stays holstered, it can't be seen by anyone else, it is ready for action if needed, and there is no extra effort or motion other than the move to hook/unhook the underwear over the grip. Try this at home, it works flawlessly and very quickly becomes "automatic".

If I'm going commando I still use the same means of lowering/raising my pants holding the weapon and my pants. I fasten the top button of my pants once they are down and spread my knees slightly to keep the weapon in place against my leg.

I highly recommend trying and perfecting this or any other method at home. Like all things weapons related I do the exact same motion every time whether I'm at home, someone else's house, or in a public restroom.
 
My situation is worse. In Kali, if anyone looks through the cracks on most stalls, to see if anyone is there, and sees gun, they scream,
"Gun!" and call the police.

Thunderwear requires a place no one can look in. Pocket carry with the 360PD
isn't a problem. Just don't want the gun falling out on the floor when I sit down. Hopefully I have a jacket that I can put the gun in, and hang up.
 
I wear a fobus paddle holster, so I remove holster and all and set it on the flat top of the TP dispenser, or on the diaper changing table or kiddie seat (I always use the 'cripple stool' as Larry puts it).
 
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