karz10
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FWIW, regarding a few of the serious comments about how to carry into the stall, I've found that w/ an inside the waistband holster, and the right belt, I can leave the belt notched on the very first notch, which is enough to keep the gun in an upright position adjacent to my leg, while still being able to raise/lower the jeans or whatever. While my holster offers some retention, I don't like the gun getting top heavy and falling/slamming to the ground, much less even touching the bathroom floor.
And in a stall where someone might see or reach the gun from the neighboring stall, a quick flip of the waistband from the boxers covers the top of the gun, and in an IWB holster, the rest is covered by the jeans, etc.
I'd prefer not to handle the gun in the restroom, or put it where my other weapons go in the center of the pants etc.
FWIW, I have seen more than one Glock hit the ground, sometimes concrete at indoor range, in the middle of a competitive shooting stage, and never saw one go off. Always a good idea to keep it downrange though...
Seriousness aside, this was a funny thread too!
Karz
And in a stall where someone might see or reach the gun from the neighboring stall, a quick flip of the waistband from the boxers covers the top of the gun, and in an IWB holster, the rest is covered by the jeans, etc.
I'd prefer not to handle the gun in the restroom, or put it where my other weapons go in the center of the pants etc.
FWIW, I have seen more than one Glock hit the ground, sometimes concrete at indoor range, in the middle of a competitive shooting stage, and never saw one go off. Always a good idea to keep it downrange though...
Seriousness aside, this was a funny thread too!
Karz
