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Just curious...it's always and argument with my wife Sunday mornings.

24/7. Dinner on Friday, dog park on Saturday, church on Sunday, and work on Monday.

" I do have to lock my weapon in the truck while I am at work"

ALWAYS; and the Deacons and Pastors do too; as well as retired LEO, his girlfriend and other CHLs in the congregation...
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BLG wrote:24/7. Dinner on Friday, dog park on Saturday, church on Sunday, and work on Monday.

" I do have to lock my weapon in the truck while I am at work"

Bingo. I even carry on stage when playing with our worship team.

Both Hubby and I carry on Sunday too. If you put your gun on when she is not looking and it is concealed......

Always

Me too!

As DA mentioned above, we both typically carry to church. When we embarked on this journey of having CHLs, we did it together as a lifestyle change, fully embracing the idea of 24/7 carry, except where prohibited. I know not everyone feels this same way, or does the same things we do, but I do struggle with understanding a more"relaxed" view of carrying. Since I can legally carry a potentially lethal tool that might allow me to save myself or my loved ones in unforeseen cirumstances, I don't ever want to be caught without it -- whether I am in church or anywhere else.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

BLG wrote:24/7. Dinner on Friday, dog park on Saturday, church on Sunday, and work on Monday.

" I do have to lock my weapon in the truck while I am at work"

Bingo. I even carry on stage when playing with our worship team.

+1 We play with an orchestra that is part of church music program for services and special events and will be putting on a special Patriotic program this afternoon. It gets a little more difficult to carry when there is a specified "uniform" for the group but that is one of the reasons that I got the Kangroo Carry. It might take me slightly longer to get to but at least it isn't back home in the gun safe or locked in the car.

My wife and I both do.

Chas.

Every time since it became legal to do so on Sept. 1, 1997. Thanks again, Chas.

Yes, Si, Affirmative , Bingo, Always,

"The license holder who carries only sporadically is like the cop who wants to wear body armor only on the days he thinks he might get shot."

dad is a preacher he carries at the pulpit as well as 3 deacons my wife and myself

+1 a flock always needs a sheepdog or three or six around. Wolves seem to show up at the most unsuspecting moments