https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/do-you-think-nco-s-and-or-officers-should-be-able-to-carry-a-sidearm-pow-while-on-off-duty-on-a-military-installation <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I have a Concealed Weapon Permit and I also live off-post. When I am out and about doing errands I have my pistol with me and my CWP. Now, if I wanted to head on-post I would have to turn back around, head home and put my pistol up. The reason for that is, if you are not going to the POW range on-post, or heading to your on-post residence you may not have a weapon in your vehicle. You also must have it registered with Provost Marshall, which I have done (since I like to hunt). I have taken concealed weapons classes and defensive pistol course as well. I think if we have the training and keep up with it, we should be able to carry on a military installation. Just wondering what your thoughts are? &lt;br&gt; Sat, 02 Nov 2013 04:09:15 -0400 https://www.rallypoint.com/answers/do-you-think-nco-s-and-or-officers-should-be-able-to-carry-a-sidearm-pow-while-on-off-duty-on-a-military-installation <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I have a Concealed Weapon Permit and I also live off-post. When I am out and about doing errands I have my pistol with me and my CWP. Now, if I wanted to head on-post I would have to turn back around, head home and put my pistol up. The reason for that is, if you are not going to the POW range on-post, or heading to your on-post residence you may not have a weapon in your vehicle. You also must have it registered with Provost Marshall, which I have done (since I like to hunt). I have taken concealed weapons classes and defensive pistol course as well. I think if we have the training and keep up with it, we should be able to carry on a military installation. Just wondering what your thoughts are? &lt;br&gt; SSG Jason Neumann Sat, 02 Nov 2013 04:09:15 -0400 2013-11-02T04:09:15-04:00 2013-11-02T04:09:15-04:00