Rollo

When you get home from work do take off your sidearm or do you wear it until you go to bed?

FLSquirrelHunter

Generally switch to a larger magazine and owb holster when I change clothes after work.

Ram Rod

This all depends on what holster I'm wearing, and for how long. If I need a break, and plan on being home a while, my EDC may come out for some fresh air. But most of the time it's within reach even then.

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Rugergirl

Crime reports show that 100% of home invasions happen at home. I carry from the time I get dressed in the morning, until I undress and go to bed. Having my gun on my hip makes it accessible no matter where I am in the house.

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grady

I carry 17/7, assuming I sleep 6 1/2 hours and take a 1/2 hour shower every day.

BkCo1

When I get home I change clothes and I change guns and holsters.
Ya gots to be fashonable.

Semper Fi

Bark'n

Well, since getting a Ruger LCP, it's always in my pocket. At home or away.

As for my primary, usually Glock-23 or XD9sc, I tend to keep it on my person even around the house as my holsters are just so comfortable.

When I do take the primary off, it remains within arms reach in the room I'm occupying. Plus there's still the LCP in the pocket.

So bottom line... Always two guns immediately available, even at home.

Read the thread: Still think you live rural enough that it won't happen to you?

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Semper Fi

"The gun is the great equalizer... For it is the gun, that allows the meek to repel the monsters; Whom are bigger, stronger and without conscience, will prey on those of us who without one, would surely perish."

Eagleks

It sits next to me, wherever I am in the house. Arms reach.

farronwolf

Nope, don't disarm.

I usually put on my holster and gun when I get dressed in the morning and take it off when I get ready for bed.

Tonight was different because I had to coach soccer practice. I disarmed before going to practice and have not put it back on tonight. Most soccer practice evenings I will put it back on when I get home.

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Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.

BkCo1

Grady,
I belive you have holsters grafted to your skin. I never knew anyone that carried so many gun at one time.
Semper Fi