Thoughts on conceal carry in Dr offices.

[milluhgram]

I'm in a town in Alabama. I'm not at a hospital I'm at a small drs office what are your thoughts on concealing in a dr.s office. There's no signs of no weapons allowed. Is it okay?

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[1911LVR]

I don't need the extra weight when stepping on the scales.

 

[niceshootintex]

Consult your state firearms laws. Don't seek permission. It's either ok or it's not. In writing.

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[BluesStringer]

Are you asking about being a patient or an employee in the office?

 

[SR9]

Like they say, if you are an employee, it's up to the Doctor you work for. If you are a patient, it could cause you a lot of problems when you need to strip down for an exam, ever if it is just to the waste. You may be asked to leave the office and have to find another doctor, which isn't easy now days. Especially if that doctor make a note of it on your records and sends then to the next doctor you try to enroll with. Best to maybe leave the gun in your car or truck on dotor visits.

 

[Kovernm]

I always take mine off if I am the patient. If my wife or children are the patient I leave it on. One time I went in for a job required screening and I left out in the car but, I left my holster on. The lady told me to take everything I had in my pockets out and put them into a lock box they had. When she came back and asked if I took everything out of my pockets I told her yes. She then told me I needed to take off my belt. That's when I told her about my holster. She didn't believe me till I took it off. We both got a laugh out of it.

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