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  • Blaster229

    God loves you, I don't.
    MDS Supporter
    Sep 14, 2010
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    Glen Burnie
    It takes literally five seconds to glance the MAYBE 3 places in a stall where you can actually set your pistol down. On top of the TP holder if it's the square type, pinned/slid behind the support rail and stall wall (if it and the holster is wide enough (IWB), and right on the porcelain at your 6 o'clock carry :) but typically drop it right down in your pants.
    On the plane, I always laid my pistol right in sink.
    It's easy to do a 3 count left pocket (wallet), right pocket (keys and knife) and hip (pistola).
    Taking a dump is like having to draw your pistol and reholster. You're in a hurry to take care of business. But when the action is safe and over, there's no rush to leave the scene.
     

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