How to Secretly Carry at Work (Urban Carry 2)
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I crotch carry a 6" Python, but thats more for Self Offense than Defense, and actually helps with the ladies when it prints. Also converts to an 8" when it's drawn. Sorry Marshal, couldn't help it...
"Self offence? riiiight?
Chris Barnes LCP “1” lmao
Wonder Women seems to be battling her arch nemesis... Thunder thighs.
Polter Geist and thunder thighs partners cholesterol and hypertension.
arch nemisis diabetes
arch nemisis cellulite
Shouldn’t even be wearing that in public
That..she may be..BUT AT LEAST SHE ISSSSSSS DOING IT!!!!
Fat bottom girls make the rocking world go round
I had a government job for 18 years where it was illegal to have a firearm in your car. They could search your car if they wanted to. The problem with that is you cannot carry a gun to protect yourself going to or from work or anywhere you may go after work on the way home.
So you wear it under your Wonder Woman tights?
I've owned one of these holsters for almost 6 months now, and I totally agree that it's not meant for large guns. I carry a Smith and Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ, which is a very good gun considering its size. Get some +P hollow-point rounds in there and you can have a fairly decent amount of stopping power in an easy-to-conceal, easy-to-carry package.
I have found that, while it *is* more difficult to draw when sitting down, it is totally doable -- you just need to *practice.* I personally find that a cross-draw is much easier, so if you don't like cross-drawing, you might have more difficulty than I do trying to draw from this holster while sitting.
But anyway, I'm right-handed, so I keep the gun on my left side. To draw, I lift my shirt with my right hand whilst simultaneously leaning back as far as my seat will allow. Then I yank up *very hard* on the tab at the top of the holster with my left hand whilst simultaneously moving my right hand around, getting it in position to grab the gun when it's cleared the waistband. Then I grab the gun with my right hand and pull it out of the holster. With practice, you can learn how to draw sitting down almost as quickly as you can when you're standing.
(Please don't be stupid -- practice drawing when there's *not* a round in the chamber, ready to fire... Yes, you need to practice with a full magazine so you can get used to the weight of the loaded gun, but at least make sure it won't go off by keeping the safety engaged and ensuring there's not a round in the chamber, just in case you bump the safety to the "off" position while drawing.)
This is the most easily-concealable holster I've ever owned, and I've owned a *lot* of them over the years. None are as comfortable and as well-hidden as this holster, and I cannot recommend it enough. Worth every penny.
Oh -- one more thing. Wear boxer shorts (or at least boxer briefs) underneath your pants. Otherwise that leather is resting on the skin of your leg all day and it gets irritating. At least that's been my experience.
If anyone asks what it is, just tell them it's a colostomy bag.
Brian KS For added disgust ask them if they want to help you clean it. Put a seductive wink at the end. They will either leave it alone or you'll make a new friend.
+MrPingn
A new friend that's going to be very disappointed.
James Yeager promises they wont want to see it after that
Xx..Irie..xX k
OP knows what Im talking about.
At my old job they had us sign a waiver to not bring fire arms or weapons at work.So I just carried a pocket pistol. I didn't really worry about company policy.
If you don’t like company policy, you either work to change it, or work somewhere else. Especially when it involves deadly weapons.
This needs to be explained? Really??
I catch you, your ass is getting fired.
@@raystanczak4277 hence the reason he is carrying concealed....
@@kroach2653 I catch you, you’re gone. If there’s an accident, I press charges.
I prefer to work with people I can trust, not fearful cowards whose only concern is for themselves.
@@raystanczak4277 Good thing I run my own business that values freedom. It's ok pumpkin, if you work at any sizeable company I can almost guarantee those no gun sigs aren't working.
@@kroach2653 Freedom to lie to their fellow employees.
That’s not freedom, it’s lying. Which people like you have really taken to. The gun fetish is more important than basic truth.
I feel like I’m talking to children when it comes to guns.
I've had this holster for months and love it. 90% of people think it's a phone case or part of my belt. the other 10% don't even notice it
But will it be like the footsteps of a Navy Seal?!
Cause I need that...
every time the G2 holster ad plays here on TH-cam, that line makes me cringe as I wait for the 5 seconds to pass so I can skip the rest.
I thought I was the only one that felt that way! when I hear that, I can't change or shut it down fast enough.
fpav lol your not alone dude id rather any commercial than that
I freaking hate that commercial! !
The Only advantage of this holster, Thou the Y M sure has taken a long time to review this holster, is no cover over the odd looking Sunglass Pouch or is it a Flash light pouch or a flip phone cell phone carry pouch.You decide.
The sweat factor isn't much of an issue and I am in CA. Aside from it being difficult to get out when sitting it is awesome.
Way more comfortable than any inside the waistband holster I have treid
Shouldn't you rename this video "How to get fired and arrested in the same place...at the same time!"? So proud of you...
I would love to see you drop a active shooter on skates. 😂
Yonks85 and dressed as wonder woman.
Give him enough recoil and he could just back out and away as he fires(8-). He'd have to set the park brake
once he'd backed in behind cover though(8-). Sorry comments are late...I've been dizzy -er- busy.
Wonder woman's been eating some McDonald's.
Soylent Green McDonald's doesn't make you fat.
I eat fast food almost every day and Gas Station food and regular home cooked meals, I am 125lbs so no, McDonald's doesn't make me fat.
Wait So why was marshal wearing the under woman outfit
D Berk footage of him trying to reenlist before trumps ban.
Soylent Green "would you like that super-sized Diana?" "Oh no WONDER size it"...😂😂😂
GIRL: is that a gun in your pants or are happy to see me
GUY: 😪 it's a gun
True, not being allowed to carry a firearm at the workplace is company policy & not breaking the law but however if you get caught you will lose your job.
Michael susnowitz sometimes it's policy because it breaks the law. any epa permitted facility is illegal to carry on.
Michael susnowitz Varies by state. Best to check if a "no guns" sign carries force of law in your state.
Michael susnowitz yeah i live in chicago and basically if rhere is a no gun sign and you get caught all they call tell you to do is leave and then if you dont then you can be charges for trespassing at that point but like also mentioned irs company policy not against the law so tou will be fired but not arrested
if there is a sign posted, it is a violation of the law. if they took the time to put a no guns clause in the work contract/policy then it's likely there are no gun signs posted. as for Illinois...the list of places you CAN'T carry in Il is so friggin long it probably would have been more efficient to list the places you can...
Shoot, our workplace doesn't have a "No guns" sign, but there's an obscure section in an old version of the employee rule book saying employees can't carry any lethal weapons into the workplace. A former coworker of mine was trying to get me in trouble with HR and Admin. for carrying a pocketknife.
I been looking at this holster for awhile now. Its supposed to be super comfortable but I think it would be perfect for summer carry when i am wearing jean shorts and a T-shirt. Also easier to get it out in a hurry compared to a pocket holster in a pair of jeans. Instead of having to resort to downsizing to kimber micro 9 for extra concealed carry i could probably stick with my Ruger SR40C EDC
I.C.E. belly band with kydex holster is great for carrying discretely. No extra loops, clips or leather around the belt.
I have the urban carry 1 for suits.
Urban carry 2 for sweatpants.
Versacarry for every day with a long enough shirt.
I Carry my P226 everyday in this holster
Concealment is my number one concern, plus this holster is super comfortable
Is that the holster that conceals it so well, like the "footsteps of a Navy Seal"?
Brent G God I fucking hate that ad. The marketing team that came up with that is retarded.
We dont call them Retards anymore just call them JOE
Brent G conceals it so well if you're sitting down you can't even pull your gun out!
I thought it was "People of Retardation".
ColonelSandersLite No just JOE..
I'm glad you mentioned people being responsible for putting their jobs at risk. I don't know of any major employer (i.e. more than a couple dozen employees) that allows carry, concealed or otherwise, on the job, unless the job specifically entails being armed as a guard, courier, etc. It's typically a "Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out." instant termination for even having any ammunition, dud, dummy, snap cap, or otherwise. Carrying on the job secretly is, IMHO, very ill-advised if there's a policy banning any carry where one works. You won't get to draw any unemployment either as it's a "termination for cause" for wrongdoing per employer policy versus being laid off for lack of work causing a reduction in the number of employees or a company bankruptcy, being sold, etc.
My state prohibits employers from banning firearms being stored in one's vehicle parked at work. The thought is that lawful carry would not be possible traveling to and from work if employers prohibited all firearms and ammunition on their property, including in their parking lots.
+John Doe
Nope . . . I'm very clear on "rules" versus "laws" (my state's plus federal laws). Employers can legally have policies that prohibit firearms and ammunition in the workplace. *Some* state laws regarding firearm carry don't allow them to extend this policy to their parking lots. Doesn't apply to US Post Office parking lots because it's federal property and federal law bans firearms in or on USPS property, including their parking lots (same applies to federal courthouses).
Being fired for violating an employer's "no firearms" policy, which is the typical consequence, is a "termination for cause" (violation of company policy or "rules"). That automatically denies any application for state unemployment benefits in every state I've lived in, and it's not just a few. State unemployment offices verify the reason you're now unemployed with the former employer if you apply for unemployment benefits. You can appeal that denial, but you better have very solid evidence that it wasn't "for cause" and plenty of witnesses (or statements from them). Not only do you no longer have an income, you cannot collect unemployment benefits while seeking another job.
Whether or not you choose to comply with your employer's policies (or "rules") is up to you, at the peril of your continued employment.
About people not seeing guns.
I used to work at the front desk of a busy place where guns weren't allowed. I was trained by security to spot someone carrying a gun. And I spotted them on an infrequent, but fairly regular basis. I'd ask the person if they needed any help or directions and find out where they were going and relay that information to the security desk. Security would send someone up to shadow them and 99/100 times would they would decide the person wasn't a problem and leave them alone.
But, I/we did see them. I wouldn't assume that people don't don't realize you're carrying.
It’s awesome if you are standing up! I have been saying don’t limit yourself to just standing up. If you can pull it out sitting down than show me.
I never cared about gun restrictions at work, I always carried no matter what, now I work at home and have a gun next on my desk.
Company policies against the 2nd should be outlawed.
Yep, state of Ohio said an employer can't bar an employee from carrying in their parking lot in their own personal vehicle. Guess how many businesses comply with that new law?
Walmart employees aren't allowed to come in with there ccw when there off. Co-worker came in the other day with his ccw and someone saw it and they told him the next not to come in with it. A police officer who worker part time for walmart, came in on duty uniform and all was fired for coming in with a firearm.
Wow, you really pulled off that Wonder woman outfit well. Lol!
David Berry I thought it was an ugly woman
Another company makes a similar holster, but the outside part is actually a spare magazine holder that looks like a glasses case. I carry my backup on my off side with it. Sorry, I don't remember the name, it has worn off mine. I carry using a modified Sneaky Pete holster. Rather than the flap going from inside, over the top and down, mine is reversed, so no one can open the flap unless they know where I hid the latch. It also has a new outside holder for my cell phone, so it does double duty.
I love this channel. Every video I have seen never fails to amuse and inform. Awesome work YankeeMarshall.
I need to look into this. Unfortunately my work here in Michigan got bought out by a California company, and I shit you not, but the very first fucking thing they did was implement a no firearms policy. They went as far as extending it to "weapons" and now I can't even carry a folding blade clipped into my pocket without fear of the dipshit higher ups from Cali seeing it and losing my job.
There are several guys at my work who carry, but we all park on a public side street now and lock our pistols in our glove boxes so we can remain exempt from having our vehicles searched by security since the vehicles are off company property. But lately there have been a rash of break-ins because the lowlife scum love crossing the border from Detroit and stealing from people in the burbs
Greetings from Kentucky...bought one...a classic practical joke at parties for concealing longnecks.
That's not a holster, that's a purse.
jk I've been considering the urban carry for a while.
No_Smoking Why its fucking stupid, its bad at everything a holster should do.
No_Smoking since im an ambi shooter ive been considering one of these for a back up but keeping my primary in a standard holster....just saying
73Corbin or maybe in private security.
73Corbin WHAT!
I find wallet holster to be best method of deep carry. Back pocket prints like a wallet, nobody is the wiser (unless they notice both back pockets have a wallet lol). I can understand using that for skating, but if I wasn't worried about open carrying I'd use my level 3 safariland. Aint nothin' falling out of that holster.
I wouldn't recommend that for work though because everyone in the gun community can recognize the piece that goes over the belt. Some people might ask what it is.
Sure, it prints like a wallet. It's also just as easy for a pickpocket to steal as a wallet.
Um, no. You must not know anything about pickpocketing. The gun in the holster weighs about 20x what a wallet does, and the holster is designed to stay in your pocket for when you draw.
No, I actually do. I learned it as a hobby when I was a teenager. Pickpocketing is about misdirection. The weight is largely irrelevant.
Even if weight was relevant, and it's not, my Ruger LCP weighs about twice (mayyyyyyybe 3x) what my fairly typical trifold wallet does when loaded with FMJ. I don't have a quality scale on hand to be more precise, but it's nowhere near 20x. A 1911 might be, but good luck fitting that in your pockets.
Just FYI, the part of the holster that the clip is on is supposed to go behind your pants, not between your pants and belt. Makes it more secure and far less conspicuous
If you get caught your *FIRED* ! And the best attorney in the 🌎 won't will be able to save your job after you signed the 1/2 inch of rules, regs & policy.
Brian Waller damn dude, bummer
Well! Bet you money I won’t get fired!
My attorney perused my company policy handbook and said half the shit in there isn't even legal by state or local law, so that's the half I ignore.
Better fired by one than carried by six?
"Johnson, while this company, and in particular this department, thank you for your brave and heroic use of your second amendment rights while dealing with Rogers. . .that man was never the same after we let him go. . .I'm very sorry to say that your services are no longer needed here."
"So I neutralized a threat posed by a disgruntled ex-employee, and you've just changed me into one. I'm hearing this correctly?"
"Martha, please switch places with Johnson; he gets the window cubicle now."
"Kill 2 birds in the bush with one hand" there are layers of multi-tasking in that Cronenburg-esque phrase you've created...
You really fill out that wonder woman costume well...
I work out.
YM’s employer (if he isnt the boss) is like “So I saw your video. Can you please lift up your shirt?”
Some people love this holster and some hate it. You put it very well....it works well in certain circumstances and with the right gun. I would not carry a double stack pistol in this rig.
This is perfect for convenience store clerks and unarmed security guards.
You want total concealment at work? A glock 43 or a Kahr CM9 in a Desantis pocket holster looks like a cell phone in your pocket, comfortable, concealed, and super easy to draw quick from. That thing (urban carry) is nowhere near as concealed as a pocket holster with a subcompact 9mm.
I have the G3. Not the best holster but allows me to carry 24/7 in any clothing.
I'm not allowed to carry at work but good point yankee Marshall about when a person is sitting down .
The leather tab behind the clip goes inside your pants. Works much better when worn right.
You fill out that Wonder Woman outfit pretty well, surprisingly.
I like mine very discrete. I also use a Brave Response Holster. I love them both!
You know I'm never gonna shake Yankee Marshals hand ever.
This is how I carry at work
Speak to boss owner
"I'm going to carry, I'm legal and state regs trump your private rules. I'm not asking , im telling you"
"Great. Good to see a citizen standing up for their rights. You have my utmost respect. By the way, you're fired."
figured out how its comfortable for me and I agree that under certain situations it is perfect.
Thankfully I’ve never had an uncle like that.
The roller skating wonder marshall. Can't un see that!
That fact it's a 2 hand draw holster kills it for me
Aggregated trespassing can be a possible charge if an employer finds out you are carrying a gun when they have policies against it as an employee. Easy civil consequences(fired) and/or criminal charges. Basically if you know there is an employee/supervisor that doesn't like you and you are caught carrying, who knows if they will follow all the way up to crinimal charges. Getting fired would be the least of your worries.
I worked for a construction company that wouldn't allow me to carry so I used that holster. I could easily hide my Glock 30s and it was perfect for the situation.
I ordered one. Gave it away.
That's similar to the anti pick pocket devices. I agree it's a pretty good holster.
you are the first TH-cam personality to recommend this brand holster, everyone else says that it's garbage. but I think you're the first I've seen to order one for a small handgun, as opposed to trying it out with a Glock 19 or other full-size handguns.
have you tried this style holster with a snubnose revolver, like a s&w 60-14 (your LDV edition)?
I did not have high hopes for it, but it did fill this very specific need.
I may or may not carry a Glock 43 or a j frame at work every day. Nobody has a clue that I might theoretically be packing(or not, depending if you’re in HR)
I carry my 2in rhino in it and it works very well.
On the topic of not being allowed to carry at work:
I talked to the CEO of the company I work for and he basically gave a "fuck yeah".
Remember that this is not allowed by USPS employees unless they are Postal Police or Inspectors. Their shield would be on the grip clamp for fast pull up. Also will it hold a Burris tickler G36 in 45cal. in your sweat pants in NY City.
I've been using an Urban Carry now for the past 4 months... I have the Gen 2 like you, they do offer them in several different sizes for sub compact up to full sized. I've been carrying full sized 6 1/2 inch revolvers in there, and quite comfortably. Depending on how you wear it, it shows off more or less of the holster. It's been proving itself to not only be comfortable, but nobody even seems to notice.
Its even in their own website that these holsters are NOT meant to be worn with tighter jeans and pants. It was designed for somewhat loose fitting and it doesnt print that hard, and when it has printed with me, nobody knows that bulge or print is a gun. It could just as easily be passed off for contents in my pockets or my penis if I felt like being a smart ass. Now to address the whole not being able to draw while sitting down... this is an issue I've encountered with the holster as have many.
I've practiced a retrieval method when sitting down, and its fairly effective, but not as effective as some IWB and OWB holsters which I'd carry in a different position on the belt, but overall, its a fairly minor issue that doesnt take much to work around. I feel the pro's outweigh the cons. And to me, the pro's is deep concealment when worn properly, lack of printing, comfort of carry, ease of drawing and reholstering, and price. Con's are drawing while sitting down, the fact it's not like a kydex shell molded for any specific gun, so its more like a "universal" holster and some guns just wont carry well where others will depending on the size. And the fact it's leather and while you dont "need" to do it, it's highly recommended you massage the leather the loosen it up so it's not so stiff and makes it easier to draw faster. They sell leather treatment oils for that purpose, but I view it as one more thing I got to do to insure reliability.
But, I did all that... and it's been working well. Sometimes I still find myself carrying other IWB holsters but thats because I've already got specific holsters for specific guns, and as mentioned this is more of a universal holster for my large frame autoloaders and revolvers. So if you got a lot of a specific type of gun and want a holster that will likely fit and conceal all of them comfortably this is a good choice. Just ignore their dumb advertisements about moving like the foot steps of a Navy SEAL. What that has to do with anything I dont know...
Christopher so I guess cargos would be a good option
Absolutely, BDU's as well since they're the same. I've got several pairs of fairly baggy jeans that will do just fine as well as some work khaki's.
I used to carry an amt backup in 45 cap in a Kramer horsehide holster in my pocket and it broke up the shape very well.
Boy Yankee you looked real hot skating in the Wonder woman outfit 😂
I carry my 686+ in an urban carry best holster I've had so far! along with a the holster store custom leather Pro carry HD for my 4" barreled Judge
"get two birds stoned at once" -Ricky
^^^this guy got his grade 10
Oh thank god i watched this .... i was wondering how to conceal while i'm ROLLER SKATING.... JK this guy is hilarious!
That sure looks a lot like appendix carry to me, which I thought you were totally against!!!
In Ohio, carrying a firearm in a "gun-free zone" is a fourth degree felony.
As much as I'd like to carry at work, the penalty for getting caught is high enough that I'll no longer be able to own a firearm.
Just gotta hope for a peaceful day in those situations.
I think that a tuckable iwb kydex does a decent job at hiding too.
I'm still too young to pull off the "colostomy bag" look.
johny9516 no you're not
jackadamz3, yes...I am.
This holster is perfect for the exec who wears a suit and tie all day. Loose fitting suit pants perfectly conceals this drop-down. In Jeans, I would, however, prefer a more sculpted holster of the "codpiece" variety that would faux the firearm in a formidable yet recognizable manner, that would instantly "guilt trip" anyone who caught themselves overtly staring at "old glory." Do you have a source that can custom-up such a holster to "hang" properly on the chosen leg?
Who said CC can't be fun!
I bought an urban carry holster on your recommendation. The concept is very good. The draw procedure is easy. I've been carrying it for a week now and I think I would like it more if it had two design changes.
First, I bought the cadet size for my Ruger LCP. The pistol fits nicely in the holster, no problem with that. The problem is it doesn't hang low enough. The urban carry website tells me that if this is the case, then I should wear my pants lower. I'm sorry, but that's not the right answer. I'm not a teenaged hoodlum that wears his pants below the crotch. I'm not going to change how I wear my pants. They're plenty loose enough, their other requirement.
The problem is it's just barely tolerable when I sit down and terrible if I need to tie my shoes. It's not painful, just very restricting. Another three inches lower and it would fit very nicely.
The second problem is that the flap over the belt is just too obvious. it doesn't lay flat and it's too too too too big. It's only real purpose is to be a handle, so I would rather it be softer and smaller. I'd almost (but not quite) would prefer a rope to that big flap of leather. As it is, I feel like I need to keep my shirt untucked to hide the flap. That's not bad, but it could be better.
My conclusion is that the urban carry is a great idea, I think it just needs a bit more tweaking to fit me.
It'd be nice if the top flap was a cell phone case. That would help sell it as such to the gun grabbers
I like bravo concealment dos holster with a shield or a glock 43. I’ve been carrying a shield in that holster with me at work with no issues
**had a friend that wore his "urban carry" holster to work he went to point at something and his gun went skating across the hospital floor, he subsequently was processed and was going to be potentially charged and fired from his work for endangerment. Advise would be to know and test your equipment before using it...
I ankle carry at work. Never had a problem.
I use the smartcarry holster for the times I need "deep concealment". Super comfortable for me at 5'11 230 with a big round belly.
I carry a 8 3/8" 500 magnum in a crotch holster with nut busting squid tipped hollow point wiz bang tacticool rounds.
Walmart employees aren't allowed to come in with there ccw when there off. Co-worker came in the other day with his ccw and someone saw it and they told him the next not to come in with it. A police officer who worker part time for walmart, came in on duty uniform and all was fired for coming in with a firearm.
I secretly carry that same Remington RM380 in a DeSantis Nemesis, using the flush mag and you can't tell it's a gun. Probably just looks like a cell phone. No one has ever noticed, and it's been every workday for almost a year, now.
You were very brave to wear that wonder woman costume skating...
You are friggin hilarious. I love your videos.
One thing I'd like to add. Their website will recommend a size for a specific gun but I'd recommend going one size up from their recommendation. I got one for my LCR and it put the grip under my belt which made it uncomfortable. That holster works fine with my LCP though so I kept it.
And renaissance holster makes a Kydex holster for the 686 3 inch.
My state has constitutional carry, thank god and legislators for that. The state agency I work for thought they were going to tell us we couldn't carry. More than one of us sent emails to the State Attorney General concerning this. Guess what ? The state changed it's tune very quick. We have to carry concealed with a retention style holster among the agencies made up rules that are contrary to state law but, oh well, We got our way in the end.
I really enjoy your videos.
Same here, for "those certain circumstances" only
THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN A 3 MINUTE VID.
Another great video! Thanks
In NC, if you enter a place that is conspicuously marked as no guns allowed with a concealed weapon, that's grounds to lose your CCW license.
Thomas Minchella I'm afraid so, from what I've been able to find
How long before you are required to wear an arm band and not allowed in some public places?
Good endorsement! I tried this and didn't like it but hey, to each their own!
I just LOLed hard at the thought of you on roller skates with a gun chasing off a perp.
Thats is perfect for people who work at places that get robbed alot lile gas station's or liquor store's where its against company policy to carry but alot of people would rather get fired for defending themselves and customers than get shot or killed and still have a job. Thanks , good video. My sister works at a 24hr gas station that is in a bad area and alot of crackheads, prostitutes and bad people hang out at , and is prone to being robbed, but of course its against company policy to be able to defend yourself & customers.
Pardon me but, if you have to have your shirt tucked in (as 90% of executives do) they will ask you "HEY, what's that giant black thing on your belt??? Is that a PHONE, it is your EPI PEN? What the hell is that???)....that's a bit of a problem. Pocket carry is your only solution (or ankle, and be prepared to limp most of the day). JMHO
Ah a pants ripper holster. Rip it out until it busts or tosses clear of the trigger guard. Woop woops and bang as you gun grapple.
I wish I could carry at work. A good number of people at my work would know exactly what that is I stuffed down my pants with the Urban Carry. There used to be a gun safe in every room at my work. Now the gun shy managers don't even want any sort of weapon related paraphernalia at work. I am too early in my career to risk losing my job.
I am in a relatively safe office environment with few people coming and going. When you are traveling and constantly encountering new people and environments and people, taking the risk of making the boss angry is much more justified. The Enterprise crew of Star Trek was on a mission of peace but they still carried side arms when on away missions. Your situation makes sense.
I am never unarmed in my high murder rate city with the exception of work. While it is a safer environment, that is not enough to justify not carrying. Being black balled from my field is enough for me. You might be able to walk away from your job if you wish. I'm lucky that I got this one with my little experience. I don't think I could be lucky enough to do it again soon.
I have to say.
I have a 35 $ for my 9mm
That I got from academy.
I'm happy with it.
I have the n82tactical and I love it is been 5 years with it. And still works
I can put revolvers, full size guns or small guns..
And for my 40 full size a love to carry my shoulder leather holster .
I live in Florida, i can not imagine how sweaty that would make the front of my leg. That is a cool weather or air conditioning only holster to me.
Wear cargo pants so you can carry a computer fan and battery. That would feel good on the boys.
Try it with the Beretta 92, it'll make you look excited