Honestly it's one reason why I don't carry a full-size. I like IWB at 4-6 o'clock or in my pocket (in a holster). I'm I guy and don't carry a murse or wear a fanny pack despite my previous post. Without being too clinical here, I believe most guys even carrying a full size IWB could take care of their "business" at a urinal without gun being exposed. If you have to go #2, that's where I like the smaller guns because I can put in my trouser pocket, even if I put back IWB before I exit.Scott B. wrote:For those of us who are relatively new at the CC game, that first trip to a public restroom can get real interesting. It's one conversation that never seems to come up before you carry and one everybody wants to laugh about after.
Tales about restroom accidental/negligent discharges and weapons left behind make it not such a humorous conversation.
Have a plan and develop a routine. You'll be less likely to end up an amusing or tragic anecdote on one these forums if you do.
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- Sat Oct 11, 2014 2:41 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
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Re: Restroom Etiquette
- Sat Oct 11, 2014 12:57 pm
- Forum: New to CHL?
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Re: Restroom Etiquette
For #1...Keep it in my fanny pack or murse (man purse).... 
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For #2 hang it in the stall on the coat hook (most have them), with the hook through the trigger guard.
That helps me the 50% of the time that I forget it's there and walk out because then it usually comes clattering down to the floor as I step out.
Other times, one of the studiously polite patrons that one finds in public restrooms has come to my rescue by saying "FORGET SOMETHING?" They then dare me to grab it back, while spinning my pistol around their index finder by the trigger guard.
.For #2 hang it in the stall on the coat hook (most have them), with the hook through the trigger guard.
That helps me the 50% of the time that I forget it's there and walk out because then it usually comes clattering down to the floor as I step out. Other times, one of the studiously polite patrons that one finds in public restrooms has come to my rescue by saying "FORGET SOMETHING?" They then dare me to grab it back, while spinning my pistol around their index finder by the trigger guard.