What the wife thinks?

[pdubyoo]

I'm recovering from a pinched nerve in my lower back, and yesterday evening, I told her that I needed to run to the store to pick-up some things (including Advil), and in a very concerned voice, she asked if I was going to be able to wear my gun with my bad back. My response..."of course!" She actually had a relieved look on her face. Gotta love her!

[USA1]

I'm recovering from a pinched nerve in my lower back, and yesterday evening, I told her that I needed to run to the store to pick-up some things (including Advil), and in a very concerned voice, she asked if I was going to be able to wear my gun with my bad back. My response..."of course!" She actually had a relieved look on her face. Gotta love her!

good woman you got there

[bayouhazard]

I have finally received the plastic and have been carring ever since the day it arrived. My wife thinks that there is no need to be armed all the time. I get the eye roll almost everytime I leave with my weapon.

Over time you will get better at concealing your handgun.

[Oldgringo]

..... "you got your pow pow ?"

i think its cute, but youd never catch me saying it out loud

Be careful people - a LOCK was threatened earlier on this thread for this kind of talk.

[03Lightningrocks]

..... "you got your pow pow ?"

i think its cute, but youd never catch me saying it out loud

Be careful people - a LOCK was threatened earlier on this thread for this kind of talk.

[dac1842]

Someone on here has as part of the signature line a phrase I like, be armed 24/7 and you dont have to guess. Being armed part time is dangerous. Criminals are not going to ask if you remembered to carry this time. And since crime typically does not set an appointment who is to say that quick trip to CVS or the local 7-11 is not the time a criminal has decided to that CVS is the same one he wants to rob...

[jlangton]

The wife will probably get used to the situation in a short while.

- Jim

My wife actually makes sure I'm holstered and armed before we leave home.
JL