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I never even thought about that hahahaWhich makes me wonder. How many pistols have wound up in the terlit by accident? Before I retired, one of the supervisors dropped their station keys in the terlit. Next time they asked someone, "Have you seen my keys?" the answer was, "Have you looked in the toilet?"
Holster is OWB through beltloops, not practical at all to remove the holster
IWB, anywhere but SOB, hold the holster while you drop trow. Move the knee on the holster side outward slightly. Gently release the holster. If the gun will not stay put, refasten your belt at the widest setting. If the gun will still not stay put, you're probably using a regular belt instead of one made for use with a holster. Fix that.Speaking strictly to my issue which is 4'oclock OWB secured beltloops.
Urinal use is a non issue, it is mainly the duece which is/was the issue. Which I would never leave outside my personal area of immediate reach
And this is why a truly well prepared mall ninja always caries a large bag of rice.Which makes me wonder. How many pistols have wound up in the terlit by accident? Before I retired, one of the supervisors dropped their station keys in the terlit. Next time they asked someone, "Have you seen my keys?" the answer was, "Have you looked in the toilet?"
I have dropped a knife in a crapper before but never a gun. I put it in my shirt pocket earlier when my hands were full and it was the easiest thing to do, then forgot to secure it later. Bent over to flush and bloop! Thar she blows. Fortunately it was a #1 and it was at the house.Which makes me wonder. How many pistols have wound up in the terlit by accident? Before I retired, one of the supervisors dropped their station keys in the terlit. Next time they asked someone, "Have you seen my keys?" the answer was, "Have you looked in the toilet?"
1. My dad worked in service management, he would never drop a deuce at work, so-called restrooms were less than sano. So he'd take a test drive that just happened to go by his home, where he would take care of his personal needs, then drive on back to the shop.It's been years since I took a dump in a public crapper. Last time was in the office in LA and that's not a place I carried. Because California.
I could have done that, but the restrooms where I worked were quite well kept. Tech industry work in Culver City, not public access, and so on. Still never carried there. LA county is functionally no-issue unless one is a big contributor and/or has a demonstrable need, like transporting diamonds or is a celebrity or something. Typical leftist stronghold, lip service to 'equity' but no practice of equality.My dad worked in service management, he would never drop a deuce at work, so-called restrooms were less than sano. So he'd take a test drive that just happened to go by his home, where he would take care of his personal needs, then drive on back to the shop.
Sometimes if you're old and have had your gallbladder removed, this is your only recourse. I've come very, very close but to date it hasn't happened. If I'm gonna leave my place, I have a map in my head of locations of all the "comfort stations" that I might be near in a given area. Since the Covid thing, public rest rooms have become more scarce.I'll just bubblegum in my pants and worry about it later
That's awesome!!!So at Gunsite, there are two dowel rods in each restroom, one in .45 the other in 9mm. (Sorry 40 cal guys and gals!) The walls are concrete so you won't shoot anyone outside if you do something unwise. If I'm ever blessed enough to have a mancave with facilities I will be installing these.
This is one of the ways I have found Poopin while packin works! Nowdays, its' shoulder holster, so I don't have to worry!Sounds like we carry similarly, flip the holster while on belt inside the pants, barrel will point at ceiling, but it will still be in holster, out of sight of someone peeking underneath.