Unsubstantiated fear mongering.
You just made my point. Nobody that I know of carries their wallet out on their belt for all to see. But pick-pockets steal them everyday.
I see hundreds of people carrying their $500 phones on their belt, never seen someone overpower and take the phone.
Also, it seems concealing your wallet does nothing to stop them from stealing it...just like your firearm.
My phone case is my wallet. No one has ever tried taking my wallet or my firearm or my phone.
The same goes with Open carry. If some one sees you are wearing a gun on your hip and they feel they can over power you and take it, they will. And don't think you are invincible just because you have a gun. It doesn't make you Superman. There have been cases where even the police have had someone take their guns. Thankfully rare, but documented.
It's rare, but documented, that concealed carriers get their firearms taken too. What's not rare, is for concealed carriers to get picked as victims. Just because you conceal, doesn't mean you're a ninja.
Concealed means concealed, open carry means you're open to be targeted. And, if some person or persons takes your gun, you're likely to be his first shooting victim.
Open carry means power. Concealed carry means weak and unarmed. If the criteria for choosing a victim is whether or not they can overpower their target...I'll take my chances not looking weak and unarmed.
Of the 5 possible incidents of an open carrying civilian being targeted, I recall 1 of them being shot after giving chase ... So no, that is not likely to happen.
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