Retirement has made it possible for me to carry a lot more of the time than I used to. But like I said in my earlier post, there's still the occasional trip to the courthouse, the post office, the social security office, and the doctor's office.
I am a close second to this. Undies not optional though. At least my P3AT or My S&W 457 along with a Kershaw folder. When in the house I do unless I have something within reach. That Boy Scout motto "Be prepared" applies here.When I leave the house, I carry. Hell, I carry a gun more often then I wear underwear.
T....M....I.When I leave the house, I carry. Hell, I carry a gun more often then I wear underwear.
No disrespect intended, but I can't fathom this attitude. Learning to carry a concealed handgun shouldn't be that much different than learning how to wear an uncomfortable jacket and tie to work every day, or hot, sweaty, uncomfortable personal protective equipment on the job. And if you don't carry "all the time" (with exceptions of where proscribed by law or binding regulations, i.e., post offices, federal buildings, military bases, one's place of employment), what's the point of carrying at all? As is commonly said, one can't choose the moment and the place that one might need a handgun for self-defense or defense of another.
Spot on assessment!! There are times I've been in the car to run up to the market or to do errands and realize I left my EDC sitting in the the secure area. I take the time to go get it and put it on.
I find myself reaching for the LCP more lately now that I have it vetted. I love it's concealability. My summer favorite is my Kimber Micro 9 Rapide. It's a little bigger than the LCP but conceals so well in a leather IWB holster that I don't need to untuck my shirt.
