I was watching a movie in bed the other night, and I fell asleep with my P3AT in my pocket... I've also done this with my XD in a belt holster. I was obviously comfortable enough to not notice either one... anyone else ever done this, or am I the only one?
I'm still trying to figure out how to mount a lazer site to my bedside chainsaw...I mean no I haven't fallen asleep with my pistol on because I take it off when I get inside
Sure have. Depending on the amount of over time I work in a week I sometimes nod off a few times a week while sitting in the recliner. That chair is evil I tell you.
I hear ya' buddy, mine's the same way. Now, if I lay down for a lap I just slide my holster back a little further so I'm not laying directly on it and snooze away (I sleep on my side). The MaxCon V: Fatman tested, naptime approved! :tongue:
Jack
nah, i never just fall asleep. so i take it off when i'm going to crash. ...that's a weird zombie site/link. someones got a lot of time on their hands. :smile:
Oh yeah.. sometimes I just conk right out on the couch or something and my wonderful, adorable, loving husband carries me to bed and takes off my weaponry and tucks me in.
I say no, but it's not due to being "uncomfortable" as mentioned in the poll.
Once I board up the windows on the ground floor- I have no problem sleeping while zombies are outside. Heck- we keep most of 'em boarded up anyway! You know- just in case.
I prefer machete to chainsaw due to the start up time, and there's less spatter. What was this poll about?
All the time, If I'm taking a nap no reason to disarm. If I am taking a trip and stop to rest in a rest area, no way am I disarming myself. I have even laid back on my bed after dressing and fallen to sleep. If I am dressed I am armed.
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