Ever Forget Your Gun?

[Kcustom45]

Like in the bathroom at the Camby Menards? Maybe a Glock 36 in a holster?

 

[Dead Duck]

Like in the bathroom at the Camby Menards? Maybe a Glock 36 in a holster?

I almost left the house without my gun once.
It was still in the holster.............in my pants............in my room.


At least I wore my boxers that day.
What can I say, I was tired and just got over the flu.
I made it 2 steps out the front door before I noticed the draft.







Are you saying that you indeed left your gun at a store? It should be like keys law - never set them down. Ever.

 

[Kcustom45]

Are you saying that you indeed left your gun at a store? It should be like keys law - never set them down. Ever.

Nope not me (don't even own a Glock 36), but someone did. That someone might want to contact the Hendricks County Sheriff's Department.

 

[Dead Duck]

Nope not me (don't even own a Glock 36), but someone did. That someone might want to contact the Hendricks County Sheriff's Department.

Oh - Bummer for him.

 

[TheSpark]

I would hate to have to go to the sheriff's office and get my gun that I left in the bathroom somewhere. That would be embarrassing.

 

[bwframe]

I would hate to have to go to the sheriff's office and get my gun that I left in the bathroom somewhere. That would be embarrassing.

Yep. It'd be a lot worse though if you had to account for your lack of responsibility that led to a tragedy.

 

[Dead Duck]

Yep. It'd be a lot worse though if you had to account for your lack of responsibility that led to a tragedy.

You mean if it fell in the toilet?

 

[SEIndSAM]

Yep. It'd be a lot worse though if you had to account for your lack of responsibility that led to a tragedy.

Yeah, he has to admit to somebody that he bought a Glock!!

 

[Mr. Habib]

It's a Glock. The only tragedy is that it DIDN'T fall into the toilet.

 

[foxmustang]

I've Forgot My Wallet And My Phone, But Never My Gun.

 

[bwframe]

The six and seven year old were plenty big enough to go in the men's room while mom waited outside the door...

 

[88GT]

Not mine. First digit is wrong, and it was probably found in the wrong bathroom.

 

[Bigtanker]

At least he left it in the holster. Now Kirk can only yell at him for taking it off his pants.

Drop trou and LEAVE THE GUN ALONE!!!

 

[snapping turtle]

I once left a 22 rifle in the woods on a tree while coon hunting.
i was real young and when it was daylight the next day it was right where I left it.

 

[Mark 1911]

No. But I took the thread title it to mean "forget" as in leaving it at home as opposed to the stall at Menard's. I have gone for two early morning bicycle workouts that for no good reason decided not to carry. On one of those workouts I was chased by a dog. On the other one got some weird comments from some idiot passing by in a car. So, lesson learned, I don't "not carry" on my workouts anymore.

 

[HoughMade]

So....these people who must remove their gun to use a toilet, what do you think they would pay to learn how to get their business done without nearly disrobing?

Enrollment for "Remedial Sh!#!ng" is now open.

I have traced this problem down to a combination of bad holsters and bad toilet technique. Hint- if your belt (any part of your belt) comes withing 8 inches of the floor, you're doing it wrong.

 

[HavokCycle]

ive forgotten mine at home a few times, left it on the counter as i'm heading out, and forgotten it in my truck (i disarm for work) every so often.

 

[HoughMade]

Once again....here's where the real problem lies:

Learn it, love it, live it.

 

[HavokCycle]

Once again....here's where the real problem lies:


Learn it, love it, live it.

is that the commode battle-ready pose?

 

[Lectric102002]

I once left a 22 rifle in the woods on a tree while coon hunting.
i was real young and when it was daylight the next day it was right where I left it.

What was ? The gun, the tree, or the coon ?