It's a constant worry. Some people have friends hold their piece for them and only give it to them when they go to the range together. After practice it goes right back in to the friend's safe.

I always tell people who don't feel safe being armed that someone is going to have to staff the phones, arrange transportation, watch kids, keep lookouts, make food, perform first aid and ambulance roles. There's a whole lot of things people need to do that don't involve carrying a piece.