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RoyGBiv wrote:When you need to clean your eyeglasses, grab the hem of your sweater and, while chatting with your kids and wiping your eyeglasses, you watch their eyes go wide, like this...![]()
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When I first started carrying my Mother-In-Law used to think it fun to try and figure out where I was carrying. One Christmas we made a special trip to a restaurant about 100 miles away to look at all of their Christmas decorations and their old-time village. Before we left she couldn't see any indications of an IWB holster, and my jeans were snug enough that there was no pocket carry. She decided that since we were going into another state I must not have been carrying. The whole trip I could see her scanning my waist any time I would remove my coat for signs of my Glock 19. Only after we returned back home about 8 hours later did I show her the Kangaroo holster and that I had been carrying the whole time. From that point on she just gave up and figured if I was there I was armed.Topbuilder wrote:Don't know that I have ever been so comforable that I was not aware I was CC. It has been comforting to have a family member who knows I carry recently ask why I was not carrying at a large family gathering. And I was. Thanks Kangaroo Carry.
lolMotherBear wrote:I've taken naps wearing mine. I really forget it's there.
My 5-year-old and 3-year-old sons go around with squirt guns stuck in their waistbands and/or pockets trying to be like Mommy. Clearly they need to save up their allowance for a good Crossbreed. ;)