You must have one of those yuppy upscale bathrooms with indoor plumbing, errr, plumbing & suchlike, there's no sissy bushes inside mine.I just do not see a booger behind every bush.
JerryM - If a BG comes in unarmed, he will appreciate how available you have the gun for him.
No, I never considered any need to have a gun when bathing. I just do not see a booger behind every bush.
Regards,
Jerry
Well,at least,while you are in the shower and can't hear a camaro if it slammed through your bathroom wall because of the water sound,the guy that just broke into your house will have a real nice,loaded gun ready on the toilet for him to shoot you with.
Honestly.leaving your gun loaded on the toilet seat is simply a bad idea( and a very bad habit to start) because ANYONE coming into the bathroom will be tempted to remove it to use the toilet or to simply check it out.
The last thing you want is a girlfriend,wife or friend in a hurry to use the toilet to carelessly and quickly pick up your handgun and accidentlly shoot you through the shower curtain with it.
If you feel compelled to do this,I would buy a small shelf from Lowes and put the gun high up,right next to the shower curtain,preferably with a ledge or something so it's still in a situation where only you know it's there.
Even a holster mounted on the wall,right next to the toilet with a box around it with an opening towards the shower is better then the gun just sitting out.
Having a gun IN the shower is probably over the top.
Having a gun readily accessible while in the bathroom makes at least as much sense as having a gun readily accessible anywhere else in the house. In fact, perhaps more sense. There's a reason that "indisposed" is sometimes used as a euphemism for using the bathroom. People tend to be at less than their best while in the bathroom--both in terms of their awareness and in terms of their ability to respond to a threat.
There have been documented instances of criminals taking advantage of this. There was one serial killer that made it his M.O. to enter a house while a woman living alone was in the shower. He would follow his victims home from a health club knowing that they would likely shower when they got home. The running water covered the noise of his entry.