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This was...more useful than I had anticipated thank you!
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This was...more useful than I had anticipated thank you!
Speaking strictly to my issue which is 4'oclock OWB secured beltloops.Much can depend on how you carry. For example, when you carry at appendix (as I do) the odds of the gun sliding off the belt when you undo your belt, are much greater than if you carry at, say, 4 o'clock.
I've never really been much of one for...how to say this...yanking the "Little General" out through the fly. But it works ok when using a urinal.
Otherwise...if it's a seated affair...I simply take my whole holster off and shove it into a pant leg. That way there is little risk of forgetting on the back of the toilet or something. And I don't think you should ever hang it on the door hook. People do reach over and steal stuff that way.
Part of the trick is the reverse cant.This was...more useful than I had anticipated thank you!
Last time we stopped at Deadman Pass above Pendelton I walked to the restroom and found it strange there was a guy standing guard just inside of the door. When I "eyeballed" him he mentioned there was a gun in the stall and that he'd already called the State Police. Probably a trucker that had gone in to take a dump and took his gun off, sitting it on the TP holder. It looked like a nickel Lemon-squeezer in an old holster. My guess is a trucker took it off when doing his business and had forgotten it when he left.I do miss the days of the tank you could set stuff on. An amazing number of guns ended up "forgotten" this way which was often humorous. I never had that problem.
Back in the days of the tank a shocking number of LEO's did this. One of them was in the damn court house! He had walked out, walked out of the building, got in his car and left. Guys kid goes in, finds gun, calls his Dad. His Dad starts to walk over the the LEO's manning the entrance metal detectors with the gun in his hand. The LEO's at the door tackle him. I am sure the one who they had to track down to ask him "do you know where your service pistol is?" probably never lived that one downLast time we stopped at Deadman Pass above Pendelton I walked to the restroom and found it strange there was a guy standing guard just inside of the door. When I "eyeballed" him he mentioned there was a gun in the stall and that he'd already called the State Police. Probably a trucker that had gone in to take a dump and took his gun off, sitting it on the TP holder. It looked like a nickel Lemon-squeezer in an old holster. My guess is a trucker took it off when doing his business and had forgotten it when he left.
I'm not a forgetful person, but the thought of my gun being left behind for someone else to find kinda freaks me out.
Yes, as a matter of fact. Happens when your overweight and don't have much flexibility due to injuries.you need both hands to piss or wipe your arse?
Stick it in your bra.Recently had an issue where I had to use the public head, my EDC is a SIG scorpion carry and two mags held OWB.
when I went to handle business as it was I didn't want my rig hitting the deck...for a few reasons, sanitation being among them also not wanting anything visible under the extreme door gaps.
how does everyone else handle this?
Wait, so what exactly is the other hand doing?Yes, as a matter of fact. Happens when your overweight and don't have much flexibility due to injuries.
1) Could add a "paddle holster" to your inventory. I've found them convenient if I am expecting a pants-down situation during the day.Holster is OWB through beltloops, not practical at all to remove the holster