Indianapolis Only Good GP doctor who's OK with CC

[sailinon]

I live in Indianapolis and am CC Licensed.

My Doctor is retiring, and I don't like where he worked (no firearms sign).

Because I have to change doctors anyway, I may as well go to one who works at a business that's more agreeable to my "Life Views".

Do you have a recommendation for a General Practitioner doctor in the Indianapolis area who's practice is CC friendly?

 

[SaintsNSinners]

I like Bruce Records down on the Southside. He is off Fry and Lowes in Greenwood

 

[shooter521]

Do you have a recommendation for a General Practitioner doctor in the Indianapolis area who's practice is CC friendly?

What side of town?

 

[hoosierdoc]

Are you really going to choose your doctor because of a sign on the door of the building he works in? It may not even be his belief. Of you may find one who is fine with guns but you know none of his other positions in life. Maybe he's in NAMBLA?

Doctors are not Diet Coke. You can't get the same product from any location you choose.

That being said, Dr Records is a solid physician.

 

[Spike_351]

I live in Indianapolis and am CC Licensed.

My Doctor is retiring, and I don't like where he worked (no firearms sign).

Because I have to change doctors anyway, I may as well go to one who works at a business that's more agreeable to my "Life Views".


Do you have a recommendation for a General Practitioner doctor in the Indianapolis area who's practice is CC friendly?

I call bs on the CC license, there is no CC license in indiana, do you mean an License to Carry Handgun? Sorry I just had to be "that guy" today....

 

[88GT]

Are you really going to choose your doctor because of a sign on the door of the building he works in? It may not even be his belief. Of you may find one who is fine with guns but you know none of his other positions in life. Maybe he's in NAMBLA?

Doctors are not Diet Coke. You can't get the same product from any location you choose.

That being said, Dr Records is a solid physician.

I love it when this question comes up and you answer.

If you're CCing, why does it matter?

Oh, and Doc, NAMBLA members are people too.

 

[sailinon]

OK, answers to questions in no particular order.

Side of town I'm in: Broad Ripple. Yes we drive a Subaru, No we didn't vote for BHO.

Yes, it's a lifetime LTCH and I see calling it CC irritates you as much as people calling Cartridges "bullets" irritates me. One is a component of the other. My bad.

If I'm CC'ing, it doesn't matter, but if I'm going to spend my money someplace, and I have a choice (before ObammyCare makes everything magically perfect) I'm going to spend it with like minded people, not morons who believe having the sign will make the bad folk in the World say "oh...wait....well, in that case, I'll just go next door".

Yes, as long as I have a choice, part of what goes into me choosing a doctor is the company they keep (sign on the door - their belief or not). Thank you for the recommendation of Dr. Records.

Thank you all for the recommendations, keep them coming!

 

[ATM]

I think this guy is accepting new patients...

 

[Mango]

Andrew Johnstone in Greenwood.

Great doctor and avid hunter, collector, and shooter.

I knew he'd be my doctor as long as possible when I bumped in to him at a gun shop while he was picking up his suppressor.

 

[freekforge]

I would be scared if I new my DR. had a suppressor because I am pretty sure I pi$$ed him off when I lied to get out of the hospital

 

[Expat]

I don't carry in to the doctor's office for an exam. I don't care how gun friendly he might be. I don't want to put him in the position of lying (possibly criminally) for me when the Obamacare forms start asking about firearms.

 

[hoosierdoc]

Johnstone is awesome too. Not sure I'd post third-party NFA item ownership info though...