If you worked downtown Indy...How/what would you carry?

[STEEL CORE]

Glock 23 of GLOCK 27,

 

[Kagnew]

If you worked downtown Indy...How/what would you carry?

To complicate matters further, what would you do if your employer has a no firearms policy inside the building?

Interested to see if any of you have run into the same issue as me.

Thanks in advance!

Probably a self-propelled 155.

 

[BDBHoover]

I don't work downtown Indy but my company does have a no carrying firearm policy according to supervisors saying that it's a liability if someone gets a hold of it while I'm on the clock but I have a general rule.... If they are close enough to get to my gun.... you better be family or you better put your hands up..... anyway my employer does not have any signs posted inside the workplace and I have not seen or signed any paperwork verifying said policies so I carry everyday and I carry a Kel Tec PF9 with the belt clip attached to the frame and I never have an issue of it peaking out or printing and I totally agree with thompal.....

 

[Larryjr]

If you wanted to carry so that no one could tell, there are several IWB holsters that are tuckable. I carry a slim 9 in my galco IWB tuckable holster a lot and no one can tell. There are other options like carrying a pocket gun or a small gun in an ankle holster.

 

[DeadeyeChrista'sdad]

The KelTec P32 and P3AT are built on the same frame and pretty much disappear with a pocket holster. Just sayin'...

 

[davesig9]

Keltec Pf9 is a sweet gun and easy to conceal. You can buy a belt clip so you dont have to use a holster

 

[minuteman32]

I carry a Glock 26 (or 27, 23, 19) in a Comp Tac C-Tac with V-clips. Sometimes a PF9 in a pocket, too.

 

[redpitbull44]

Kind of tough to carry IWB wearing a suit and tucked in shirt. I think ankle holster is the way to go. It's not so much needing the gun at work but the walk to and from the garage. I wish we had a don't ask and I won't tell you I'm carrying policy...would make things much easier. Thanks for the replies!

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[bwframe]

I'm curios if these companies with gun policies also have knife policies? Maybe an overall "weapons" policy?

 

[andrewheath]

Should one need to conceal either for a work setting or classes per se, I have it on good authority that pocket carrying a Kel-tec PF9 goes without notice, or IWB in a Kholster with a dress shirt tucked over it.

 

[Mad Anthony Wayne]

I would carry what I always do, my Kimber pro carry. Your situation seems a bit more touchy with your employers policy. Any of the small .380 ankle guns should do the trick, also the Ruger LC9 should be pretty easy to stealthily carry.

 

[308jake]

G27 on ankle. Taurus .38 in pocket. What they don't know can't hurt them.

 

[Tombs]

I don't feel undergunned with a glock 20c and 16 rounds of doubletap 200gr XTPs.

Then again, I doubt anyone would.

 

[BigGuyinMuncie]

Full-size M&P .45, IWB. Plus a pocket pistol for BUG and on-the-clock periods. When I get to my office, the M&P goes into my coat pocket and put in my office.

Any company's "no firearms policy" is trumped by my personal "desire to survive policy." I can find another job. My 7 year old can't find another daddy.

well said

 

[ADT knights]

I would be in a lot of trouble if I carried a firearm and got caught with it at work. I work for the state of indiana so I would be SCREWED big time. I am allowed to carry a knife though. My ID badge allows me access to all buildings without having to go though metal detectors but that would be a huge risk I don't have to balls to take. I don't need a gun thought because all the govt buildings are a gun free zone.

 

[vick1]

Carry

Pocket PM-9 and L.W. S&W....

 

[SandHill84]

I've worked downtown 10+ years. My company has a no weapons policy (guns, knives, sling shot, etc.) plus security. I'd like to carry but no way I'd chance it. I've never felt unsafe down there at any time. Some reason I think people have this notion its dodge city.

 

[furbymac]

I used to deep carry, until the new law made carrying on Lilly property a federal offense....

is this one of those lilly made laws or an actuall law?? do you know the law code?? not trying to be a jerk or anything just trying to further my knowledge.

 

[Tombs]

I've worked downtown 10+ years. My company has a no weapons policy (guns, knives, sling shot, etc.) plus security. I'd like to carry but no way I'd chance it. I've never felt unsafe down there at any time. Some reason I think people have this notion its dodge city.

Indianapolis is pretty big.

Some areas do get awfully "dodge city" like. When I was driving a dump truck and doing for for Habitat for humanity, one site was over on 21st and college.

The workers were complaining about getting shot at, and I was having various types come up to my truck and try to bum money. Would have been nice to carry then, but it's an awfully large offense to get caught packing in a commercial motor vehicle. And you don't really know where you'll be going on any given day, so it's better to not risk it since a lot of the people working in those areas are usually packing.

 

[ljadayton]

If one decided to go against the policy of their employer, they could carry a Bersa .380 in an ankle holster.

I'm considering this exact set up. I normally carry my Bersa IWB but I can't at work due to the way my work shirt is cut

Any company's "no firearms policy" is trumped by my personal "desire to survive policy." I can find another job. My 7 year old can't find another daddy.

This exactly. I'm the only Mom my son has and I'd like to keep it that way

I'm curios if these companies with gun policies also have knife policies? Maybe an overall "weapons" policy?

My company has a "no weapons on company property" clause in the Code of Conduct. Doesn't specify what a weapon is so I'm already in if they want to push it for carrying my knife