apvbguy
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in many states the answer would be no and in some states carrying like that can get you a heap of problems with the law.
In FLA, carrying like that could possibly get you arrested
Is my gun still considered concealed
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in many states the answer would be no and in some states carrying like that can get you a heap of problems with the law.
In FLA, carrying like that could possibly get you arrested
farsidefan1
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If someone asked me about a lump under my clothes I would ask, "Why, do you empty colostomy bags for a living and if so, how much do you charge?". Then I would walk away shaking my head in disgust. Lumps under clothing are concealed (Unless you are wearing something like a body speedo - yikes- then it likely will still get you into trouble) . Weapons and holsters hanging out are not concealed, even if only partially. Trying to get around that fact is nit picking and could get you into trouble. Just a liberal use of common sense will keep you from a lot of grief.
Kennydale
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Why would you even respond to a civilian that would ask about a lump or bump under your clothing. I can think of a lo responses, but NOYFB is the first to come to mind.
Is that a 3-speed holster? I like them because you are not depending on your clothing to support the weight of the gun, which allows much more comfortable/casual clothing options, sweats, nylon shorts, etc.
Yes it is and I wear mine about 18 hours a day.
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Why would you even respond to a civilian that would ask about a lump or bump under your clothing. I can think of a lo responses, but NOYFB is the first to come to mind.
Is that a 3-speed holster? I like them because you are not depending on your clothing to support the weight of the gun, which allows much more comfortable/casual clothing options, sweats, nylon shorts, etc.
Yes it is and I wear mine about 18 hours a day.
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