You're in the frozen food section, a cover garment wouldn't be too hot.
I wouldn't, personally, OC like this unless I was only around friends. For this wardrobe choice, a shoulder rig might be what I'd choose.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Open Carry
This is probably not the ideal way to OC. Not that you don't have a right to, it's just a little difficult for weapon retention to combine a IWB holster with a less than perfect belt situation in exposed in a difficult to retain manner.
You're in the frozen food section, a cover garment wouldn't be too hot.
I wouldn't, personally, OC like this unless I was only around friends. For this wardrobe choice, a shoulder rig might be what I'd choose.
You're in the frozen food section, a cover garment wouldn't be too hot.
I wouldn't, personally, OC like this unless I was only around friends. For this wardrobe choice, a shoulder rig might be what I'd choose.
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OC is ALWAYS problematic. I do so, but only with weapon retention in mind and the defensive mindset goes to eleventy!
I make sure to wear underwear, too. Chafing sucks.
Because nothing screams "Free gun!" to thugs like an OC pistol in a non-retention holster being carried in such a way that everyone but the gun owner can see it. Condition White, anyone?
You know how people post a hot babe with a gun and the comments go like, "There was a gun? I didn't see it!" In this case, I saw the gun and tried not to see the uh, broad.
Get a proper OC holster.
OC and CCW are two completely different things. Do not mix gear.
2 different things? Dont mix gear? By law in PA< stepping on a skateboard you go from OC to CC.... Same if I toss on a longer shirt.
My gear works for carrying a firearm, regardless of the number of pieces of fabric it is hiding behind.
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