Anyone CC at work on a regular basis thats NOT LEO?

[mancho]

I found myself so comfortable with my CC that I forget its on me and wear it while working. It's so small and the holster so soft, it's not even an inconvenience. Of course it's not a tank, just Bodyguard 380.

Anyone else experience when you started CC? I know if your a LEO that you might wear it sleeping too, but just for the sake of discussion, I am talking regular folks that have office jobs.

I can't be the only one :P

 

[Savage20]

I OC everywhere, including work. I own the businesses though.

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[lonestardiver]

No CC at the office...it would be instant looking for a new job material.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

I OC everywhere, including work. I own the businesses though.

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I'm reporting you to your boss.

 

[hellishhorses]

Beretta Nano and spare 6-rd everyday. Shorts — Desantis superfly, jeans/slacks — Alien gear cloak tuck 3.0 w/leather back

One of two guys that carry everyday regardless (our main designer is the other). I try to get the owner to carry more regularly. Since he switched to the G27 over the Walther, he's gotten better.
The other designer has his LTC but I don't know if/when he carries, I suppose that's the idea.

 

[Kar98]

Concealed is concealed

 

[Rebel]

Tucked-in shirts make it difficult, don't care what BC says

 

[TNVolunteer]

Concealed is concealed

This^^^^^^^^

Nobody needs to know what I may or may not be doing.

TNV

 

[Dawico]

I carry always. We actually just had this discussion with the owner at lunch the other day. One of the other guys asked what our official policy is. Boss said he didn't care as long as we were legal.

Told him he should have asked about our OC policy.

 

[F350-6]

Tucked-in shirts make it difficult, don't care what BC says

I tuck in my shirt every day at work. Not really that difficult.

 

[busykngt]

No CC at the office...it would be instant looking for a new job material.

Ditto for my employer. The work building is posted 30.60 and 30.70. Even the (guarded) parking lot was off limits... that is, until the Texas legislature forced the change in law.


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[TexasBrandon]

If I didn't work on a military installation I would CC. I did at my last job.

 

[lonestardiver]

We don't have any posted 30.06 or 30.07 signs, but the employee handbook and policies you must acknowledge make it clear it is a CLM to have a weapon outside your vehicle. On that note, I have been tempted to wear my CC holster inside anyway to see if there was any response to the holster...the belt loops give it away if you know what to look for

 

[ussoldier1984]

I wish I could find a good holster to carry for my M&P 40c but its to damn bulky to really hide it. So yea I can always tell its there.

 

[ussoldier1984]

If I didn't work on a military installation I would CC. I did at my last job.

Are you DOD employee or contractor? What do you do?

 

[BRD@66]

Well I did CC every day at work for 8 years - then I retired.

 

[Gramps]

Carry every day, although I gotta store it in the car when I'm on school sites.

 

[TheDan]

Tucked-in shirts make it difficult, don't care what BC says

Pocket carry or something like the Kangaroo holster works well for that.

 

[Shotgun Jeremy]

My work doesn't currently allow it. The legislature changed that so ill be allowed to next year. For now, I keep a good knife, military grade pepper spray, and a SOG axe in my desk. Just as effective for CQC.

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[Savage20]

I wish I could find a good holster to carry for my M&P 40c but its to damn bulky to really hide it. So yea I can always tell its there.

What kind of belt are you using?

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