Can I bring my glock to a home game?

[kahntrutahn]

conceal it, explain with a smile if found out

[italianstang]

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i usually drive up in a tank, but that's just me. check your state laws first

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YES! I know that ridiculous picture would end up as an avatar.

[CityFan]

Hell, why not? Then when you bust out, you could provide a little background muzak.

[GotRivered?]

I wouldnt even consider it.. But then again i live in a state with gun control laws where this isnt even a question

[Daniel Magix]

[mlagoo]

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sorry but i dont plan on needing to spend 2k on a vest even if it is dragon skin because im a CIVILIAN

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wait a second

dragons dont exist

[jimmysnow]

advice is good but dont stuff it in your boot. Buy a ankle rig and when its hot outside you dont need a jacket either.

[crestedbutte]

I use an inside the waist holster and just were a t-shirt over it.

[DING-DONG YO]

Just bring an AR-15

[VoTrooper99]

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I live in a state where I can carry concealed. I have a permit to carry and usually carry everywhere. However, when I'm invited to a home game of someone I don't know, or where there will be people I don't know, I'm not sure what I should do.

First, my questioning it isn't because I think I'm gonna need it. But it's posed in general as a person entering somebody else's home who I don't know with a firearm. Should I ask the homeowner? Should I just leave it in the car? Should I not tell anyone?

I am carrying concealed, so most likely nobody would ever know. There's always the chance that the gun could get printed or accidentally revealed. I'm afraid if this happens it would panic everyone else there since they don't know me. After all, how would you feel if you saw the dude next to you was packing. We're aren't playing high stakes, $20-$40 buy-in tourneys, so chance of robbery or foul play is low. But who knows. However, I'd kick myself if one day I needed it and it was in the car.

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Leave it in the glovebox. $20-$40 tournies? You have what? A need for like $100 on you? If you shoot or brandish at someone in a homegame (even if otherwise justified) it ain't gonna look good that you were at a POKER GAME. You can definately kiss your CCW goodbye at the least. At worst, you get killed for $40. There is no good way out for you here.

Don't carry it inside. The chance that you will have to start blasting INSIDE is low...and its in the car if you need it. I trust you wouldn't be leaving without your car? RIGHT?