first time OC to a new Doctor

**rwilson452** · April 18th, 2011, 01:32 PM

It wasn't until I stood up to take my shirt off that he noticed it. He mentioned it. I responded that with all the driller moving into the area I carry more often. He understands. As he was doing my ears he noticed it was cocked. I responded that is the way you carry a 1911. He said OK I just wanted you to know in case. He said he carried a 44mag while bow hunting out west, but not cocked. As long as you know it's OK. Note, the shirt was not a cover but he was out of position to see it.

And that the way it is in rural PA. Guns are no big deal.

**ROCK-IT3** · April 18th, 2011, 07:08 PM

I told my doctor it was there before I dropped my drawers so SHE

could stick her finger up my rear end, on my first visit to see her.

**CenterTree** · April 18th, 2011, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by ROCK-IT3

I told my doctor it was there before I dropped my drawers so SHE

could stick her finger up my rear end, on my first visit to see her.

Pretty sure she was gonna notice your "gun" when you dropped your pants anyway.

**God's Country** · April 18th, 2011, 07:19 PM

Originally Posted by rwilson452

It wasn't until I stood up to take my shirt off that he noticed it. He mentioned it. I responded that with all the driller moving into the area I carry more often. He understands. As he was doing my ears he noticed it was cocked. I responded that is the way you carry a 1911. He said OK I just wanted you to know in case. He said he carried a 44mag while bow hunting out west, but not cocked. As long as you know it's OK. Note, the shirt was not a cover but he was out of position to see it.

And that the way it is in rural PA. Guns are no big deal.

Considering what happened near Wellsboro this past summer cocked and locked sounds like good policy to me.

Can't wait for that shit to move west this summer or the next.