Making Concealed Carry Difficult

Dang , glad I live in Pennsylvania.

 

34sail carry options

+1-1861====Sail, we all face the limitations on our CCW permits in different ways. One thing to look at, though, is that it wasn't that long ago that Ohio citizens could not carry at ALL! We are looking at progress here, right? When I know that I will be in/out of gun-friendly areas, I often go Commando with my firearm==No holster-just tuck in at my side, or behind my back. Yes less comfortable, yes less secure, but, yes ARMED On the other hand, My 3032 Tomcat hardly ever leaves my rear pocket, and is not spotted in places that may be semi-un-gun friendly

 

Dang that sucks. I live in Indiana and I put my gun on and it stay's on all day long. The only time I take my gun off is when I getting ready to go into the shop at work, when I'm working for a friend on side jobs (it would really suck to drop a perfectly good 1911 in sloppy wet concrete) or when I go into my house.

I don't have a kid yet (wife is 7 months pregnant) so I don't have to worry about schools yet.

 

Another reason I'm glad I left Ohio!

 

Makes me glad to be in Texas...

 

I recently got Clipdraws for 3 of my carry guns and will give yall a review as soon as I determine wether they're the best thing since sliced bread, or total waste of money, or somewhere in between. I DO know my wife LOVES her Clipdraw on her S&W model 442. For those of you needing to know what a Clipdraw is-it's a spring steel clip that goes on right side of handgun ( right handers) for IWB carry with NO holster of any kind. The clip securely holds the handgun inside your waistband or wherever you decide to clip it to.

 

Well, welcome to carrying mexican Bear!

For $9.95 it's the best 'bang for the buck' in concealed carry rigs!

It's what I use for my Colt Defender.

 

I've done Mexican carry before, but very limited and not with satisfactory results. The gun either tries to poke a butt shaped hole in my gut, the front sight digs into places I favor to keep in 1 piece, or small guns try to fall down more. This clipdraw should be the answer.

 

I had a clip-draw on my Kel Tec P3AT. I didn't like it. You will find it difficult to draw your pistol in a hurry, at least I did.

 

Stevens gun authority

I recently got my CCW in Ohio and the common sense instructor informed us that Ohio had, by far, the stupidest carry laws of any state in the country. I have been around guns my entire life and even though I have the permit I will not carry in Ohio.

 

I carry in a comfrontable holster and if I'm going into a place that doesn't allow firearms I put the pistol in the lock box and leave the holster in place. If that business happenens to be a city/state or federal building or an airport I also remove the holster but in most cases just putting the gun in the box and leaving the holster in place will not be an issue. Ity might seem hard to carry but it's even harder to to be a victim so carry all the time and lock up your pistol when you have to go into a place where you can't carry.

 

I have read several times, mostly by Massad Ayoob, that "good guys carry their guns in holsters, bad guys carry them in their pants". He seems to think that most cops will form a first and lasting impression of you from that fact, should it become necessary for them to become aware that you're carrying. Of course, most bad guys don't get CCWs either.

 

Cross Breed holster I carry is easy to get the pistol out and leave in the car hidden, even while seated, EVEN while wearing a seat belt. Since my job recently came up with a no guns allowed on premise by employees (gee wonder who told!!) I have had to leave the pistol in the car during work. I have to leave it behind going to the post office as well. Should do away with the N.F.A. laws entirey as they did no good. Michigan is a bit better.