Yesterday, I had a scheduled full physical checkup. The medical building was not 30.06 posted but have a langugae in spanish and english that carrying firearms and weapn beyond the entrance point is not welcomed, period.
I disarmed and left my pistol and extra mag in the GB of my car. I kept in-the-waist holster positioned at 1:30-2:00 and horizontal mag on weak-side.
At one time, I had to have an EKG and the nurse did not flich or said a word when I pulled up my under-shirt.
At one time, the Dr. asked me to get undressed....and dress in hospital gowm. She left room, I had a chance to neatly pack my stuff while the hostler is not visible and everything else went like a breeze.
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Re: Full Physical Check-up and CHLer...
Yea even though it's not 30.06 if they have a sign and it's a situation where you will have to reveil your weapon at some point best to leave it in the vehicle. Wouldn't want to get kicked out of the docs office.
Only other option is to get a gun friendly doc.
Only other option is to get a gun friendly doc.
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Re: Full Physical Check-up and CHLer...
What exactly was the language posted? Makes a big difference.Beiruty wrote:The medical building was not 30.06 posted but have a language in Spanish and English that carrying firearms and weapon beyond the entrance point is not welcomed, period.
Edit: Reread the OP and only an empty holster and magazine holder were present. Makes me remember that the most important part of the CHL curriculum was the part about communication.
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