So yer good....

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

Same here and they get WAY too excited to catch a fellow trying to provide for his own defense.
The sniffer dogs are just as effective as a metal detector by the way.

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Colonel, USAF (Ret)
NRA Life Member

Amen!
Bring a stout cane and wear a heavy leather belt with a heavy brass buckle if you do have to travel behind the unarmed curtain.

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

YOU MAY BE NEAR NAKED WITH T-SHIRT AND SHORTS (I REFUSE TO WEAR EITHER) BUT YOU ARE NAKED WITHOUT A GUN.

In the front pocket works great.

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

....at 8.8 ounces you have no excuse. I installed the factory pocket clip, which can be had in right or left hand.

I have mine stoked with a Glaser Safety Slug up the spout, followed by Silvertips. Been thinking about giving it to the wife and picking up a PF9, ala Byron.

In any case, Don't leave home without it!

Otony

........been wearing shorts and a t-shirt for a couple of weeks and manage the P32, a large Benchmade Griptillian, cell phone, wallet, pen, and keys.

The key is shorts that require a belt..........

Otony

...where Captain Koons carried The Watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFtHjV4c4uw

For those who legally could but don't.

Amen. Same gun, same place, every day.

Young man with exquisite taste in weaponry.....

do I openly discuss when and where I carry.

Capisce?

...when I worked for many years at an office job in Nashville. We were located in a pretty bad neighborhood, and after a couple of employees were accosted by gangstas, the corporation's owner asked me directly if I carried a gun. I 'fessed up, and he said, "Good job, son, keep it up!" Company policy continued to dictate no weapons, but he made it clear to all concerned that I got a pass.

When I worked for the state, it was most definitely against policy to carry at work. Of course, none of us would ever violate policy, not even when, as we frequently did, we had to deal with unhappy and potentially hostile "clients".

We had a great boss. If he had ever asked if we were carrying, we would never have lied to him. He never asked, so we didn't tell, but he always knew who he could count on if things went south.

And never paid any attention to it. When I was working midnights as a cashier in a gas station, they said they would fire anyone who brought a gun onto the premises on the spot. I told them to go ahead and fire me, their job was not worth my life. They never did fire me, even made me employee of the month. Other employers never asked, I never told, they may have suspected, but if they asked me to go into harm's way, I did not go unarmed.

"It's too heavy."

"It's uncomfortable."

"I don't go to those places."

nothin' ever happens 'round here. Everyone is an upright citizen, not like over in Chicago and such. I got my carry permit for when I go to the big city, there's no reason to carry in this little berg.