Moms are up and foaming again:
Mr. Evans left his Kahr CM9 on top of the toilet paper dispenser which is a major bonehead thing to do. Bathroom breaks are one of those Carry problems that somehow we haven’t been able to come up with a good solution, but that is the life we have chosen and the responsibility is ours.
But why the sudden furious clamor coming out of the Moms? A quick Google search for left gun bathroom point out at several incidents this year and the Moms pretty much ignored them. So what happened in the Show-Me State that has brought the wrath of Moms For Cheap Lemonade upon them? Not sure but maybe (just maybe) has to do with Senate Bill 75 coming into effect and which “allows schools to annually teach the NRA Eddie Eagle Gunsafe® Program to help keep children safe by preventing gun-related accidents?”
Because everybody knows Eddie Eagle is just a marketing ploy by firearm manufactures and gives free guns to children so they can enact Columbine Massacres in their schools, right?
OK, really I don’t know why they are up in arms about that incident, but my guess is as good as any and it even makes sense…which may invalidate it altogether since we are not dealing with Vulcans here. More like Klingons with better make-up and hair products.
How do you forget you are carrying a gun?
Depends what you had for lunch… surviving Taco Bell is a harrowing experience.
You know… Sometimes I’m really glad for my Scottish/Irish/German mixed ancestry. The only thing that bothers me about Taco Bell is that one of the high-ranking execs participated in turning my state Blue.
So I go to Del Taco instead.
What was going on in the rest room? Maybe he had to take both pistols out for a little R&R.
I would bet that more police officers leave guns in the bathroom than anyone else.
don’t google police left gun bathroom
That is the WORST way to make sure nobody will Google it ever.
Now I’m just scared.
That’s just what we need, ANOTHER “Gun Free Zone” waiting for ANOTHER mass shooter.
Why, oh why, do I never find one of these I’d give it a good home, I would! The cop who leaves it behind (heh!) doesn’t deserve to get it back!
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I totally disagree on the better hair and make up products part, most of these women wish they looked like Lursa or Betor.
klingons had a sense of honor what the hell are you talking about? think those weird antenned blue things or green biches
Refer to them by the correct title: Monsanto Moms. The professional marketing of astroturf people.
What do you mean we haven’t come up with a good solution? Here’s what I’d do if I was in a position to get a carry license (I live in urban California): Unbuckle belt, pull down pants, sit on toilet, and buckle the belt again above my knees. That way the gun doesn’t sit on the floor where people can see it, but I don’t have to remove it from the holster.
This actually happens quite often and police are very susceptible to it. There are many instances of just this type of thing happening on the net. I wonder if she would call for a cop to be fired.
Heard about a cop who hung his firearm on the “coat hook” in the stall……it went off several times, spinning around on the hook. Not sure if that’s true, but it probably cured him of any constipation…..
There was a case in the lat 80s (I forget what gun rag was it) where a cop did that to his 1911 set to condition 1. And when he grabbed it back….BANG!
If you must remove the holster from your belt, place your holstered iron on your underwear between your knees as you sit. You can’t forget where it is. If by chance you fail to notice the weight when pulling up the your shorts…cold steel on the meat stick will bring you back to your duty to secure the weapon. I pocket carry, less chance to forget in a stall. Be safe, be alert.
Caster has it exactly right. There are times when at home I put the weapon on the vanity and… oops- where’s my Gat? But when in public places, I invariably set it in my shorts after seating myself. Will never forget it there. Which brings me to the point of the issue: what the hell’s the problem with guys? Absolutley no reason for leaving a gun behind- other than “I ain’t serious about carrying”.
What if you go commando? 😉
I cannot disagree with that.