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So, I am about to get my first massage since getting my CHL. Any of you out there get massages regularly? It is not posted and I would rather not leave it in the car. But I don't know how comfortable I would be leaving it buried in my stack of clothes out of my reach and control. So I guess the car makes the most sense.

I put mine, holstered, inside my jeans & fold/roll the jeans up. I put my keys & belt atop the pile of clothes. In the limited confines of a massage room, it'd be hard for the RMT to leave your table and dig through the pile without making keys & belt buckle jingle. I'm comfortable that I'd be able to tell that something's up.

Wear it during the massage.

If it was out in your car wouldn't it be even further out of your reach and control? Since you don't get undressed right in front on the massage therapist I'd just fold it up in my clothes. I usually just pocket carry and leave it in the pocket.

USA1 wrote:Wear it during the massage.

Nice one! That wouldn't be odd at all!

I know lots of people don't like them, but a fanny pack works great for that or a visit to the doctor's office and such.

My last massage I had it folded in my clothes without an issue , no one knew besides my wife knew I had it ( couples massage ).

terryg wrote:So, I am about to get my first massage since getting my CHL. Any of you out there get massages regularly? It is not posted and I would rather not leave it in the car. But I don't know how comfortable I would be leaving it buried in my stack of clothes out of my reach and control. So I guess the car makes the most sense.

I get a weekly massage at Massage Envy. My massage therapist knows I CCW, and she grew up around guns. It's no big deal to her. There's a little shelf unit in the corner next to where I hang my clothes. I just set my gun on the shelf and cover it with my hat. She knows it's there, and she doesn't care.

In all liklihood, it won't be the first gun your therapist ever saw. Don't sweat it unless...you want to sweat it.

Does Medicare pay for massages?

Oldgringo wrote:In all liklihood, it won't be the first gun your therapist ever saw. Don't sweat it unless...you want to sweat it.

Does Medicare pay for massages?

Not in my case, but them mine are doctor ordered. If you doctor ordered it, perhaps Medicare would cover it, but I don't really know.

Mine is put in my purse under my clothes during the massage. This is still in the same room and i can see it at all times. My masseuse knows i carry anyway, so it's not a problem. The girl at the front desk carries too. Gotta love Texas!

Forget massage I wanna know what you all do with it when you get a chiropractic adjustment. Laying on it won't be comfortable. Also in that situation I do not strip for that

Theres gotta be a joke in there somewhere that breaks the forum rules.

Bullwhip wrote:Theres gotta be a joke in there somewhere that breaks the forum rules.

I've been thinking about it, but have not posted it.

Please get it back on topic.
Thanks.
LT