JohnM15A
Regular Member
Generally, I take my XDs everywhere I go and only rarely CC. But I have been leaving it in the car when I go in to see the doctor as a courtesy. Is this a common practice?
My doc does not even ask me the medical question about being a gun owner.. he just looks at my hip.Generally, I take my XDs everywhere I go and only rarely CC. But I have been leaving it in the car when I go in to see the doctor as a courtesy. Is this a common practice?
Generally, I take my XDs everywhere I go and only rarely CC. But I have been leaving it in the car when I go in to see the doctor as a courtesy. Is this a common practice?
I OC to my optometrist, dentist and private practice M.D. offices.
In the past I have CCd to the MCV hospital complex - that was before Virginia Common[strike]wealth[/strike] University exerted their rules. I even have a Cat Scan image in my file somewhere that says, "Notice handgun in right lower quadrant." The head of radiation oncology laughingly pointed in out to me.
When getting an MRI, I was provided with a lockable locker and hid the key in my shoe where I could observe it. To my knowledge, no one ever complained.
PS - also OC at all Doc-in-a box locations too
ok .. lost something in translation there, what's a doc-in-a-box location ?
Think Patent First and similar.
My doctor visits are on a military installation, so no carry.
Since someone here mentioned OCing at a dental office.....
If anyone is looking for an OC friendly dentist in NoVA (specifically Manassas Park) PM me and I'll give you the name/address. Big 2A supporter and he gave us a 10% discount on treatment.
Since someone here mentioned OCing at a dental office.....
If anyone is looking for an OC friendly dentist in NoVA (specifically Manassas Park) PM me and I'll give you the name/address. Big 2A supporter and he gave us a 10% discount on treatment.
oh them .. don't get me started on the "similar". Just a couple of minutes ago sent off an email to the feds about Concentra on Burge Ave making up their own rules about DOT physicals and drug screens