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.
OC is ALWAYS problematic. I do so, but only with weapon retention in mind and the defensive mindset goes to eleventy!
ReplyDeleteI make sure to wear underwear, too. Chafing sucks.
ReplyDeleteBecause 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?
ReplyDeleteYou 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.
ReplyDeleteGet a proper OC holster.
ReplyDeleteOC 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.
ReplyDeleteMy gear works for carrying a firearm, regardless of the number of pieces of fabric it is hiding behind.