What Would You Do?

[Kanewpadle]

You hope that is their intention. Do you really know? You know nothing about this person.

Good point. But they don’t know you either.

The first time a dog bit me on the job, I was inside a customers house. It was a German Shepard. Luckily a smack between the eyes with a screwdriver was enough to stop him. But what if he continued his attack?

I have the right to protect myself anywhere anytime by any means possible. That’s why the gun is concealed and the customer does not see it.

 

[Kanewpadle]

I used to drive from job to job. I might go to a real nice guys house and the next job might be a domestic violence situation or an eviction. Or maybe a business owner just fired someone and they need their locks changed.

I respect the rights of others. But I am not taking my gun off and on all day long because of a squeamish customer. The only time I left my gun behind is when it was not legal such as the post office, court house, or police department detention areas.

But again, concealed means concealed.

 

[Jessie]

“Candy gram!”

 

[snuffy51]

I practice MMOB 100% of the time. I just assume everyone carries and act accordingly.

 

[biku324]

My goodness; I would NEVER go into someone's house with a gun or anything else of which I wasn't absolutely sure the king or queen of that castle would approve. It's not my house.

 

[The Big D]

That is interesting...and surprising.

I have visited homes of others and regularly do so just about every day of my life...past and present.

Never, ever have I inquired if it’s okay to carry my gun. NEVER!

First of all, many of my friends and acquaintances (new and old) have no idea whatsoever that I am usually CCW. Why would I tell them?

I LIKE IT THAT WAY.

If perchance anyone tells me I cannot carry a gun in their house I would honor their request but given that has never happened in my 44 plus years of CCW I find that scenario highly unlikely to occur.

Be safe.

My goodness; I would NEVER go into someone's house with a gun or anything else of which I wasn't absolutely sure the king or queen of that castle would approve. It's not my house.

 

[biku324]

What I said is that I wouldn't carry a weapon into anyone's home unless I knew for certain that was fine with them in their home. Nothing more.

One either practices respect or one doesn't.

 

[BAM-BAM]

LOL last Friday had my new safe delivered to the new lake property......

Two guys; the locksmith and his helper.

While moving the safe the last couple of inches into the corner the "Helper'" (6'2" and 200+) had a holster clip failure and the holster and gun popped out of his butt (well actually from under his sweatshirt) like a ....... well you know!

He was able to trap it before it hit the concrete........



I suggested he get a better holster with straps and snaps ...... maybe a Sparks Summer Special...... or Executive Companion like the one that was holding my Shorty-9!

A Cash payment was getting me another 7% off the price....

 

[Rastoff]

You hope that is their intention. Do you really know? You know nothing about this person.

I know something because I called for their help. I have turned people away before who didn't show up in the proper shirt/uniform.

One either practices respect or one doesn't.

This isn't being disrespectful. If there's a sign on the door or they've told me in person, that they don't want a gun in their house, then it's disrespectful to carry in there. However, if the subject has never come up, it's not.

 

[biku324]

We don't agree - but we don't have to.