Who here does NOT edc?

[Asaltweapon]

Your understanding is wrong. Especially post bruen. It's just a pain in the ass because of the $100/yr thing.

I find it easier to just not return south to MA myself.
I did learn that my current address is correctly listed as Maine and that my LTC is still active.

 

[LuvDog]

Ok maybe I'm the odd one, but I carry even when just walking the dog. Especially when we're walking trails in the woods.

 

[Dennis in MA]

I haven't carried daily since I pulled my back out . . . . 4 or so years ago. I'm fine now, but I am wary of it. I've tried pocket carry of one thing or another. Then I lose when the pocket is being filled by a wallet or cell phone or something. I also don't want to look like MacGuyver with 58 items on my belt and person.

 

[Buck F]

Ok maybe I'm the odd one, but I carry even when just walking the dog. Especially when we're walking trails in the woods.

If I leave the house, I'm carrying. When I get to the office it goes in the pop out safe drawer under my desk. When I'm in the office alone I also stage a revolver in a pop out safe drawer under a desk out front (when we're in the office alone the door is usually locked and we get cameral alerts on the phone).

I have annual CT Scans (shoulders up) where I'm carrying AIWB while taking the scan. I do leave it in the locker when I get an MRI though, lol. I carry at the gym & when I ride my bike.

 

[commodon]

You should stop working at the ATF.

I was going to say the Federal Reserve bldg in Boston

 

[ware]

I dont really much but would like to more.

 

[In God We Trust]

They search your CAR every day, but do they search YOU?

If it would be breaking a law and not just a gay company policy, I wouldn’t risk it.

 

[ReluctantDecoy]

They search your CAR every day, but do they search YOU?

If it would be breaking a law and not just a gay company policy, I wouldn’t risk it.

Probably have a metal detector at the door.

 

[Parker Schreiber]

No offense, but I don’t comment about my security arrangements in a public forum.

 

[Dcdr]

It’s a federal building, can’t have a firearm on property. My car gets searched inside/out/underneath. And I walk through a metal detector

 

[FalArAk]

I rarely if ever carry, it is too inconvenient.

I do carry at the gun range 100% of the time though.

 

[FalArAk]

It’s a federal building, can’t have a firearm on property. My car gets searched inside/out/underneath. And I walk through a metal detector

I get it that it is what you have to do for a job, but how do they search? I mean do you get out of the car and they go through it with lasers and stuff, or is it like Natick Labs/Hanscomb type of random search?

 

[AJK129]

No offense, but I don’t comment about my security arrangements in a public forum.

Good advice. Meanwhile I have someone else posting pictures of my bathroom

 

[Parker Schreiber]

Good advice. Meanwhile I have someone else posting pictures of my bathroom

Bathrooms are dangerous enough as is.

 

[mcshooter]

I rarely if ever carry, it is too inconvenient.

I do carry at the gun range 100% of the time though.

And not a gun I intend to shoot that day

 

[FrankNA]

I always carry on personal time and about 30% on work time, sometimes more often depending on where I'm going. If venturing to a larger city or shithole city/town for work, I make sure I'm CC'ing.

 

[Dcdr]

I get it that it is what you have to do for a job, but how do they search? I mean do you get out of the car and they go through it with lasers and stuff, or is it like Natick Labs/Hanscomb type of random search?

It’s a legit search…. Open trunk and hood, unlock doors.. Fed police search interior, trunk, engine bay, and under car with mirror on a stick. Anything that looks like it could hide weapons or explosives like a guitar case or backpack gets opened. Some cops are more thorough than others, and shifts/posts change all the time so the guy who searched your car last Monday is not the guy next Monday, etc.
I walk through a metal detector and anything I’m carrying goes through the X-ray machine.
Parking on-site saves me about $700 a month, which is enough money to brave the mean 30-40 min drive north unarmed.

 

[Marty McFly]

Good advice. Meanwhile I have someone else posting pictures of my bathroom

Did you expect me to post pictures of my bathroom? How secure would that be?

 

[Mountain]

EDC? My parents haven't even given me permission to get a gun yet. I'm just here for the airsoft tips and sh!tposting.

 

[nitsy33]

Dont/can't carry at work or if im going out for a few,otherwise I try to have one on me

 

[chris_1001]

I was an armored car guard (transfer service Inc) many years ago (early 90’s). I got blocked from entering the fed in Boston as I was new and did not have clearance.

I sat at a bar across the street having a coke while I waited for my partner.

The security was kinda cool for the era.

 

[mu2bdriver]

Maybe I’m the only one….

I’ve been working in a Federal building for the past 2 years, and my car gets searched daily when I park. So needless to say I typically don’t carry a gun most days.

Anyone in a similar boat?

Are you an employee or a contractor? Showing your PIV card should get you waved past any searches, bypass metal detectors, etc.

 

[Yazz]

EDC?
Erectile Deficiency Control?

 

[Flint]

Maybe I’m the only one….

I’ve been working in a Federal building for the past 2 years, and my car gets searched daily when I park. So needless to say I typically don’t carry a gun most days.

Anyone in a similar boat?

Ever hear of zap carry? I hear .40 is a popular option.

 

[chris_1001]

Ever hear of zap carry? I hear .40 is a popular option.

Keister carry?

Hoppes or KY? Asking for a friend (&bettername123)

 

[TG Pioneer]

It’s a legit search…. Open trunk and hood, unlock doors.. Fed police search interior, trunk, engine bay, and under car with mirror on a stick. Anything that looks like it could hide weapons or explosives like a guitar case or backpack gets opened. Some cops are more thorough than others, and shifts/posts change all the time so the guy who searched your car last Monday is not the guy next Monday, etc.
I walk through a metal detector and anything I’m carrying goes through the X-ray machine.
Parking on-site saves me about $700 a month, which is enough money to brave the mean 30-40 min drive north unarmed.

I don’t go anywhere where there’s a metal detector or any kind of search. My company installs and repairs a certain type of office equipment. I assign those work orders to other guys. Unarmed isn’t how I want to leave the house.

 

[40 Creedmoor fan]

the only place i go that doesn't want guns on the premises is the post office. they kinda do it on the honor system, no metal defector, so i just walk on in. i feel like the modern day john dillinger.

I'd be careful. Wasn't there a case here in Mass where a person parked in a post office parking lot and went across the street to some store only to be nabbed on federal gun charges when a post office worker noticed a gun in the car?

 

[Chappy7]

 

[MauraHealey]

I have people for that.

 

[tuna]

When I worked in a courthouse, my ID let me go around the metal detector.
When I worked on base, they would search cars, but not drivers.

I’d never break the law, but it would be possible.