Carry people ?

[samot]

Who here has had someone/anyone grab, touch, tap with a flaslight, rub, pet, grope, fondle, or in anyway make contact intentionaly with your firearm while carrying ?
If so Who & Why ?

 

[SemperFiUSMC]

Who here has had someone/anyone grab, touch, tap with a flaslight, rub, pet, grope, fondle, or in anyway make contact intentionaly with your firearm while carrying ?
If so Who & Why ?

I did once many years ago. Gun discharged. Had to get married 3 months later.

 

[samot]

wrong gun fellas
Your sidearm/firearm / pistola / etc

 

[IndyMonkey]

My 6 year old ran his face into my handgun once. Thats the only person who has toched it.

 

[singlesix]

Never, I mostly CC. I OC on Sundays due to depositing the Church's money, and I usually go out to eat. I never had anyone it notice me while OC'ing.

 

[Que]

Can't say that has ever happened, but it would be just as offensive as someone grabbing or touching my "gun".

 

[jclark]

Nobody.

 

[JetGirl]

A guy hugged me once and swiped it.
Then he scolded me for it. I deserved it.

 

[samot]

A guy hugged me once and swiped it.
Then he scolded me for it. I deserved it.

good lesson

 

[eldirector]

Intentionally? No one. As Que mentioned, I would be pretty ticked if someone made a grab for it.

Unintentionally? A few bumps here and there.

 

[JetGirl]

good lesson

That's what HE said.

 

[Vince49]

A guy hugged me once and swiped it.
Then he scolded me for it. I deserved it.

The hug or the scold?

 

[JoshuaW]

Nope. I have had one friend pretend like he was going to reach for it, and I grabbed his arm and gave it a good twist. I made it very clear that it was a stupid move, because my first instinct was to turn and punch, but I knew who it was. I still probably should have.

 

[VERT]

My 6 year old ran his face into my handgun once. Thats the only person who has toched it.

Had the same thing happen with my 6 year old. Twice. Always in WalMart and always followed by a very load "ouch, what is under your shirt!"

 

[Turn Key]

I 'always' carry AIWB for self defense and concealment.

If someone touch's me here as a "pat-to-check' their going to get an elbow in the face and a drawn gun next by G_d...

Watch the YouTube, it's a good lesson on AWIB carry.

TK

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[JetGirl]

The hug or the scold?

Yes.

 

[Benny]

My 6 year old ran his face into my handgun once. Thats the only person who has toched it.

Then how do you get it into the holster?

Can't say that has ever happened, but it would be just as offensive as someone grabbing or touching my "gun".

But what if she's really purdy?

 

[infidel]

I 'always' carry AIWB for self defense and concealment.

Never point you're firearm at something you're not willing to destroy.

 

[88E30M50]

If my wife and I are heading up into the city with family, my sister used to occasionally pat my side to see if I'm carrying. Now, she does not bother since she knows that where ever I am outside of school functions, I'm carrying and she does not need to check.

 

[TJSieling]

No gun yet, but my girlfriend and I carry knives with us, usually both M-Techs, or fairly decent sized knives. We were visiting her parents just today as a matter of fact, and her little brother, 15, thought he would try to be a bad@$$ and grabbed for my girlfriend's knife. She turned and elbowed him in the chest and spun him around as I came up with my knife in hand and rested the dull edge against his neck. Only thing she had to say about that was "I could have killed you and gotten away with it, don't do it again."

Pretty amusing, the look on his face, but we DID sit him down afterwards and go through all the "common sense" rules of guns and knives.

Lesson learned.