I changed my carry gun after having kids

[TheHound]

When my kids were young, I had to change how and where I carried to keep things secure. As they got older and understood more about safety and responsibility, I adjusted my setup again. The way you carry should evolve with your life and what makes sense at one stage may not be right at another.

 

[Alan]

Carry isn’t static, your life shifts, so your setup has to shift right along with it.

 

[Haven]

Carry isn’t static, your life shifts, so your setup has to shift right along with it.

I agree with this. life changes and your setup should change with it too.

 

[Hilldweller]

Nice you taught them the respect those items deserve, not to fear them.

I remember (vaguely) my father trying to explain “the rules” to me when I was just 6 years old. Truthfully, I was so fascinated by the .22 pump rifle that we were about to shoot (in the basement no less) I can’t remember a word he said. We moved to Cali shortly after and I didn’t see the rifle again until I was 13 when he handed it down to me. (he was working on the Gemini and/or the Apollo programs and had to relocate)

 

[Bonez]

Appendix carry disappeared once my first kid started walking. There was just too many little grabby hands around. I switched over to 3 o'clock and life got a lot simpler.

 

[Rimfire Fanatic]

Carry isn’t static, your life shifts, so your setup has to shift right along with it.

That’s why it’s good to have many choices in the safe.