Under desk holster?

[chief38]

Having a pistol holster under a desk is convenient however there will be times she leaves it there while she is not really in her office. That is the part I am not fond of. It's just too easy to leave it there by accident or when called into a conference room, a partner's office, when out to lunch, the ladies room, etc. How about if she has to leave the office in a hurry and she forgets to take it home, then what? Not a good idea to leave a loaded pistol in an unattended office building after hours.

Although it is a bit more difficult for a woman to carry concealed (got that), I still frown upon any sort of off the body carry method like a briefcase, handbag, overcoat, glove compartment, drawer etc. as they are too easily accessed, stolen, lost or left somewhere. She should really find a way to have it on her person and learn how to access it rapidly in the office. Just my personal opinion for what that's worth.......

 

[BE Mike]

The first thing that I would do is take gun safety and shooting classes. Next, I'd have a security system to allow me to open my door only when I buzzed people in, as well as a camera. The last thing would be to make my desk bullet resistant. Any holster or gun magnet would do to keep my gun handy. She has plenty of money to do this if she is a successful divorce lawyer.

 

[Wfevans4]

Does the lawyer have someone that cleans her office? I’d be worried someone may steal it. I’d maybe leave it in my desk drawer.

 

[DJINCO]

I agree with the magnet to hold the gun. It works very well.

 

[Bald1]

Wow, why is that you guys ASSUME the female attorney would be lackadaisical about her gun? I have no reason to believe she’d be any more careless than you or i. When a person of questionable character comes into her office she simply wants a gun handy WHILE SITTING AT HER DESK. It’s a leap to think she’d leave it there for the cleaning person to access.

 

[Kanewpadle]