How to you carry your permit while jogging or cycling?

[vmax]

I've been cycling about 5 days a week. During the week in town, and on weekends out in the country.
I have a kydex chest rig for my G19 that goes with me every time.

Its a pain to take my LTC permit out of my wallet each time and securing it somewhere and then putting it back in my wallet after each time.
Is there any way to get around this without getting jacked up if I'm stopped while carrying?
I usually don't carry my wallet with me, and sometimes not even my phone.
I have my DL and Permit numbers memorized, but I know that won't cut it if stopped.

Any ideas? I'm afraid I'm going to leave it in a pair of shorts and not have it in my wallet or the other way around.

 

[txinvestigator]

I wear a camelback and put my entire wallet in there, car keys, cell phone, pistola. I placed a GoPro on the front strap and record my rides too.

 

[Dawico]

Carrying your firearm without having your phone on you is a bad idea. If there is an incident the first person to call the police is presumed to be the victim as they get to tell their story first.

Just something to think about.

 

[txinvestigator]

Carrying your firearm without having your phone on you is a bad idea. If there is an incident the first person to call the police is presumed to be the victim as they get to tell their story first.

Just something to think about.

Well, that's not necessarily true.

 

[Dawico]

Well, that's not necessarily true.

Do you not recommend your students call the police asap after an incident occurs?

 

[avvidclif]

If

I've been cycling about 5 days a week. During the week in town, and on weekends out in the country.
I have a kydex chest rig for my G19 that goes with me every time.

Its a pain to take my LTC permit out of my wallet each time and securing it somewhere and then putting it back in my wallet after each time.
Is there any way to get around this without getting jacked up if I'm stopped while carrying?
I usually don't carry my wallet with me, and sometimes not even my phone.
I have my DL and Permit numbers memorized, but I know that won't cut it if stopped.

Any ideas? I'm afraid I'm going to leave it in a pair of shorts and not have it in my wallet or the other way around.

If it's a pain try the jailhouse shuffle some time because you don't have it. Surely if you can remember your pistol you can remember the papers to carry it.

 

[txinvestigator]

Do you not recommend your students call the police asap after an incident occurs?

What I tell students has nothing to do with a blanket statement that isn't really true.

 

[vmax]

If

If it's a pain try the jailhouse shuffle some time because you don't have it. Surely if you can remember your pistol you can remember the papers to carry it.

Papers? WTH comrade

 

[easy rider]

I have a wallet that has a removable ID holder, it holds both my drivers license and LTC. I can put it in a small pocket.

 

[Dawico]

What I tell students has nothing to do with a blanket statement that isn't really true.

Dodging the question is an answer in itself.

 

[james.long48]

Carrying your firearm without having your phone on you is a bad idea. If there is an incident the first person to call the police is presumed to be the victim as they get to tell their story first.

Just something to think about.

If... there is still two sides that are able to tell a story.

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[avvidclif]

Papers, card, whatever you have to have to carry.

 

[Mikewood]

You should have your cellphone, wallet and keys with you at all times. There are a ton of bicycle seat bags on the market and hardware store cordura pouches. I use a tiny husky brand pouch from Home Depot. If you put your keys in the pouch you likely won’t forget your wallet and other junk. I mount my cell phone to the handlebars and have a Bluetooth headset for tunes when I ride.

 

[easy rider]

I'm sure they still sell fanny packs..... LOL!

 

[Ozzman]

I recently have been making my own holsters and with my own designs that custom fit me.
I made a holster for my Ruger LCP that fits my left wrist, and is angled where I can get a quick draw:

So far, it works well and I have not had any issues with it. It sure beats carrying on the ankle or on the elastic of my warm-ups.

What type of firearm do you carry?
I may be able to help you, and I can make pretty much anything for any handgun...

 

[vmax]

A pouch Velcro mounted on the frame sounds like a good idea
As far as keys go, I have one house key on a small carabineer that I carry.

 

[Dawico]

If... there is still two sides that are able to tell a story.

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I know a few people that were approached by aggressive, pistol drawn police after an incident because they didn't call in first. The police holstered their weapons minutes later as the story unfolded and the initial report was proven false.

I was told in class to be the first to call in and my (limited) experience has shown that to be a good practice.

 

[Southpaw]

This should cover it....

 

[Charlie]

This should cover it....

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Don't forget the "Badge"!

 

[vmax]

This should cover it....

and we made it to 17 post before it happened

LOL