Tell the truth...how many of yall have got lazy....

[G27owner]

Kinda funny cuz my gun doesn't even leave my hip at home! Only time i remove the holster is when I'm in the shower or sleeping.

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[Hiram25]

Ex-LEO, carry about everywhere within my State. Qualifying for HR218 Nationwide LEO/Ex-LEO permit in August. Would have done so sooner, but other committments on required range dates pushed me to August.

[gottabkiddin]

I carry every day. How would it look on DC if I was not carrying on the one day that I really needed to be armed?
I would deserve a good one of these~~~~> AND one of these~~~~> after all of my constant preaching.

you forgot the......

[crzy4guns]

Right now if I happen to run out for milk or bread on my day off and im in sweatpants and a Tshirt/sweatshirt I dont carry either..im thinking of getting a Ruger LCP or the new .380 Taurus for such a occasion..im assuming it would do fine(not too heavy) in a pair of sweats in a pocket holster if they have a drawstring... but thats down the road.

That is why I bought my Ruger LCP, just for those reasons. Now I carry all the time except where prohibited by law.

[TedBeau]

Two days ago I was going to make a quick run to the grocery store and I was thinking, I really could just go while not carrying.
I don't carry at work so I usually put my gun on when I get home from work and change out of my work clothes.

Sometimes if I don't plan on leaving the house when I get home I don't put the gun on.

As I said I thought about not grabbing it, but then I decided, well I've been doing it this way for over a year now, why quit now.

Most of the time I am carrying at home, just sometimes if I work extra late I might not even bother changing into jeans and if I am not leaving the house I feel safe enough to not carry from kitchen to living room to bathroom.

[wvshooter]

No danger of that. I'm committed to being armed.

[Spirit51]

I always carry. Even if it is a short trip. I am afraid the time I REALLY need it would be the time I wouldn't have it. So...I ALWAYS have at least one. My light weight Ruger makes that possible and practical.

[Sticks]

6 days in Iowa
5 days in Las Vegas (but took my class for my permit while I was there)
1.5 days at the hospital for back surgery and injections.

Otherwise it has been 15 hours a day, 7 days a week.

[earlthegoat2]

only if it is prohibited to carry will I ever not

right now I am not carrying because I moved and changed residences and am now in GA.

Thank God it is GA too and I can get license in a week. When I was in KY I had to wait 6 months just to apply. Got it a month later though.

[boatail]

only if it is prohibited to carry will I ever not

right now I am not carrying because I moved and changed residences and am now in GA.

Thank God it is GA too and I can get license in a week. When I was in KY I had to wait 6 months just to apply. Got it a month later though.

I was in Ky. for a few years myself, and I couldn't believe I couldn't even buy a rifle until I'd lived there for 6 months! Anybody still living in that state needs to talk to their reps. about that. I tried, but got nowhere in 2001.
As for now, when my Va. license comes in, I will be carrying everywhere it's legal. I will also purchase/make some sort of strong-box for the vehicle, so I won't be tempted to leave my pistol at home when I know I'm going somewhere that does'nt allow it.

[BAGMAN]

Never leave home without it.

[TerriLi]

I until very recently would carry everywhere legal. Then a friends Mother passed away do to a shooting, she needed me to help her but couldn't stand the sight of fireams for weeks. I spent 2 two weeks with only a knife, till she said I could carry around her again.

[Tmag]

Don't leave home without it......

[scorpion12]

Mon-Fri I work on a military base so... no. Aside from that, if it's legal, I try to.

[Hotbrass]

I don`t carry everyday. Some days are impossible to carry. Some days I just don`t do it.