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Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 5:40 pm
by Tamie
If they make you empty your pockets, I'm surprised they don't pat you down to make sure you don't have a bag of urine strapped to your ankle or duct taped in the smart carry position.
Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 6:02 pm
by SlowDave
Our guys have a temperature strip on the cup to indicate if it's not the right temp just to catch things like that. Guess it's pretty to tough to keep it at full body temperature during all the prelim stuff.
Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 7:58 pm
by rcasady
not to get off track but they do not pat you down and those devices are actually very common , if not the standard for most offshore types ..lol heating pads work like a charm but since im getting old and im a responsible chl holder i dont need the any tricks up my sleeve
...but i will shop for an ankle holster before april if i dont see any signs posted
anyone have a good doctor in the Nasa south houston area that is cool with the chl types ?
Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 7:21 pm
by steve817
I was referred to a urologist recently and his office is in a hospital. With that I just left my pistol in the car but as I was walking in, I only saw a sign that said carrying guns in a hospital is illegal. No 30.06 sign to be found. I'm thinking to myself next time I'll be carrying. That was before the office visit. I might be re-thinking it now.
Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 8:04 pm
by emcee rib
steve817 wrote:I was referred to a urologist recently and his office is in a hospital. With that I just left my pistol in the car but as I was walking in, I only saw a sign that said carrying guns in a hospital is illegal. No 30.06 sign to be found. I'm thinking to myself next time I'll be carrying. That was before the office visit. I might be re-thinking it now.
If it's not posted, pocket carry is an option. They never make me leave my pants behind.
Re: CHL at the Doctors office.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 12:53 am
by steve817
emcee rib wrote:steve817 wrote:I was referred to a urologist recently and his office is in a hospital. With that I just left my pistol in the car but as I was walking in, I only saw a sign that said carrying guns in a hospital is illegal. No 30.06 sign to be found. I'm thinking to myself next time I'll be carrying. That was before the office visit. I might be re-thinking it now.
If it's not posted, pocket carry is an option. They never make me leave my pants behind.
I don't have a gun small enough to pocket carry. Smallest I have is a full size PX4 in 9mm. I know some of you will probably fall out but I really have no desire to own a gun that is small enough for pocket carry. I can't shoot them worth a ...well you know.