Ankle/Boot Carry????

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  • majormadmax

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    When working for companies that don't mind you carrying, but prefer you keep it hidden?
    A job that you wear a toolbelt for, that makes carrying anywhere on your waist impossible?

    OK, so there are a few extremely rare exceptions; but I still think there are better alternatives than ankle carry.

    If it was so great, then a lot more people would still be carrying that way.

    They don't, and there's a reason why...
     

    ILexpatriot

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    OK, so there are a few extremely rare exceptions; but I still think there are better alternatives than ankle carry.

    If it was so great, then a lot more people would still be carrying that way.

    They don't, and there's a reason why...
    I never suggested it was great. In fact, I said I didn't think it was for me. I was just throwing out some reasons why someone might.
    As a guy thats worn a tool belt for 25 years, it severely limits your options. Especially when your the service call guy, that puts it on and takes it off 15 times a day..
     

    ILexpatriot

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    Every place I worn a toolbelt, had rules prohibiting carrying a gun.
    My last boss wasn't crazy about the idea. But we struck the deal of, carry all you want, until someone calls bitching, then maybe we'll re-evaluate the situation. I just screwed a gun locker to the van headache rack, and would pocket the gun on jobs that I thought I might need it. But I have back problems and can't sit on a gun or wallet without problems, so it lead to handling the gun more than I wanted to. Ankle carry MAY have been an option. But I never tried it, since it looks inconvenient at best.
     
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