carrying with scrubs?

[Guest TheBadLuckCharm]

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Edited December 18, 2008 by TheBadLuckCharm

[Guest sling]

Do you wear a belt with your scrubs?

But seriously... if you were to carry in your scrubs i would imagine some light pocket gun like a keltec p3at in a pocket holster.

Problem is i dont know any hospitals that are going to let an employee carry. Especially not if your working for an HCA hospital.

Source: Used to work for them.

[The Average Joe]

Anyone do this (with granted permission of course?)How?

That's kinda like going heeled with pajamas on.

Sounds like you need one o' those waist packs or belly bands.

Check 511, they have undershirts and underpants that allow for concealment.

[tbuford]

Ankle Holster??????

[houndawg75]

You could try a smartcarry or a fanny pack. A lot of the nurses I work with carry fanny packs, just because the scrubs tend to get weighed down with keys and cell phones, etc. Depending on where you work it may not look out of place.

[enfield]

Smartcarry or Thunderwear (whichever one I have) works with sweat pants, so scrubs should be OK too.

[Guest Bronker]

Smartcarry or Thunderwear (whichever one I have) works with sweat pants, so scrubs should be OK too.

www.smartcarry.com

I do it all of the time. Even has extra room in them for extra mag, wallet, whatever.

[Guest TheBadLuckCharm]

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Edited December 18, 2008 by TheBadLuckCharm

[Guest 270win]

An ankle holster could work well...though slow to get to. The baggy pants would help cover up the handgun.

[Guest Bronker]

I am not going to be able to carry for a while,I've got pockets in front and pants.It's not a hospital,it's a medical office.And I rarely have to touch any patients,mostly I am concerned on my way to the car and at front end.I think a p.32 will be my next purchase.

my wife carries the keltec P3AT, and with the belt clip, it disappears in her waistband. it's very light and would not weigh down your scrubs. when I wear scrubs, I go smartcarry. I carry a fullsize XD with no problems.