The Right to Keep and Bear Arms on the John: The Number 2 Holster
The Number 2 Holster will keep your gun accessible while you sit on the toilet and do your business. 
Carrying a firearm is a great way to protect yourself, but it’s only effective if you have enough time to bring it to bear against an attacker. What happens when the bad guys catch you with your pants down – literally?
That’s a problem that gun owners have been struggling with ever since the invention of gun powder. Balancing it on the toilet paper roll is just asking for trouble, and keeping it someplace where it might plunk into no man’s land will leave you shopping for a new uncontaminated gun.
This holster will solve all or your toilet carrier conundrums by allowing you to store your firearm in a holster that’s attached to a necklace. With this holster, your gun will always be on hand even if your normal holster is down around your ankles.
The great thing about this necklace is that it doubles as gun fashion. For those of you who live in open carry states, nothing quite says, “Don’t even think about it” like wearing a Magnum around your neck.
We should all take a moment to thank The Truth About Guns for making this discovery. Without them, we probably wouldn’t have ever known about this life-saving product.
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