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SewTexas,

Thanks for your input too.

I do think one of the reasons (though not admitted to...) is the sheer discomfort factor associated with carrying.

If the FlashBang Holster is comfortable enough for her, maaaaaaaaybe I can convince her to give it a try.

Teamless,

Thanks for your input.

While I'm continuing to complain, she won't even practice shooting enough and we have a backyard pistol range.

She was on her high school rifle team, arrrgggghhhh, and yet won't listen to me about her safety.

I was on the pointy end of the spear in the military and I can't convince her...

Maybe, if some of the women on the forum can provide some of their empowering (that term cost me some in man points, but if it''ll help...) will add their input, perhaps I can convince her.

P.S. She's highly intelligent (Sr. Systems Analyst - Space Program) yet, remains rather liberal in her trust in humanity - though not in her political bent...

Please advise me: My wife, who's had a CHL for many years, WON'T carry on her person - only when she goes on a trip by herself will she even deign to carry in her car. Even then, I have to remind her to carry in the vehicle.

I've asked her: Why bother going to the trouble and expense of getting a CHL if you don't take advantage of it, but she simply grumbles, insists she won't carrry and I can't change her mind.

The "Flashbang Holster" sounds good to me, but is it terribly uncomfortable or is it comfortable?

If it's comfortable, maybe it'll help convince her to carry.

She goes all over the place (as she should) without me, but I feel she's dreadfully exposed to the criminal element and isn't even remotely capable of physically defending herself. She's tiny and over 60.

Does it sound like I'm worried about her?

Cuz, yeah, I am...