[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by winds-of-change

This is a thread where the OP asked for an advice on a holster. He's not asking what anyone's opinion is on open carry. Let's keep this thread on target.

Uh Winds- The title is "Open Carry"

[txcasey86]

Originally Posted by HOSSFLY

Uh Winds- The title is "Open Carry"

But if you read the OP, it clearly states looking for open carry holster advice. Not trying to start a fight, but yeah…

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by txcasey86

But if you read the OP, it clearly states looking for open carry holster advice. Not trying to start a fight, but yeah…

You are correct- I just went back & read the title--We have had soooo many debates on OC i hardly pay much attention --

[deadsp0t]

OC vs CC for me has a lot to do with situation. When I was repossessing cars I preferred OC for two reasons, easy access being the first and the second being just like a lot(not all) of confrontational situations once an aggressor becomes aware you have a weapon at your side they tend to stand down and become less aggressive. This has been my exp any way.

I also prefer OC when out beside the river late at night cat fishing simply for easy access, same goes when I'm on the boat in the river.

As for just out and about with the wife and mini me or out with friends I prefer CC, simply for element of surprise in situation and to avoid some idiot trying to disarm by surprise.

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by deadsp0t

OC vs CC for me has a lot to do with situation. When I was repossessing cars I preferred OC for two reasons, easy access being the first and the second being just like a lot(not all) of confrontational situations once an aggressor becomes aware you have a weapon at your side they tend to stand down and become less aggressive. This has been my exp any way.

I also prefer OC when out beside the river late at night cat fishing simply for easy access, same goes when I'm on the boat in the river.

As for just out and about with the wife and mini me or out with friends I prefer CC, simply for element of surprise in situation and to avoid some idiot trying to disarm by surprise.

I guess OC is OK in NC?

[deadsp0t]

Yes sir! Lots of things are ok here..
Saw a sign out in the county yesterday advertising 'Moonshine Jelly' lol

[HOSSFLY]

Originally Posted by deadsp0t

Yes sir! Lots of things are ok here..
Saw a sign out in the county yesterday advertising 'Moonshine Jelly' lol

Hummm- interestin

[deadsp0t]

Originally Posted by HOSSFLY

Hummm- interestin

My step father and I were debating whether it was to attract.. 'Travelers' off I40 or if there was anything to it lol

[Jagermeister]

I can carry open or concealed while hunting. I have Blackhawk' s serpa in paddle and drop leg for both my pistols. I use the drop leg in the winter and paddle in the summer. I can carry my pistols loaded while hunting, but then I have to remove the magazine and chambered round outside the hunting grounds. I am required to keep my pistol on me until I get home to prevent theft. Germany has the craziest laws that has state vs federal contradictions to the laws.

[Jagermeister]

Sorry, I recommend Blackhawks holsters because the release button naturally puts the trigger finger outside the trigger guard. The button secures the weapon and prevents someone else from removing the gun. The serpa allows for a very quick draw. You can use the paddle or attach to a belt. The holster is very cheap, but well made.