ohio here, conceal carrying for the first time tomorrow.
- Thread starter glockk23
- Start date
Enjoy - I remember when I started being hyper-aware that I was carrying and thinking everyone must suspect that I was carrying. Now, carrying has become a way of life, and I just appreciate the simple fact that if it hits the fan, I will be ready. (p.s. I do train regularly, too, which is critically important in all this, but you likely know that already. Have fun and stay safe out there.)
Tucker's Mom
New member
Goodonyah, mate! Welcome to the real world. You'll be right after a while. Wear it, breathe it, get use to it. No shortcuts there.
gkeil961
New member
Northeast Ohio here, congratulations on your permit, it will soon become second nature, like your wallet, you doing leave home without it, and you won't leave home without your firearm. I go to the range st least once per week.
Make positive that your are comftorable and proficient, with your firearm of choice. I carry a G26,all day every day, and feel lost without it
Again congrats and welcome to the family!
Make positive that your are comftorable and proficient, with your firearm of choice. I carry a G26,all day every day, and feel lost without it
Again congrats and welcome to the family!
Providence Ranch
New member
Welcome to the family. Enjoy the heightened sense of awareness you will have, but don't let it overcome you into a sense of empowerment. Carry every day, everywhere you are permitted legally. Make it part of your daily wear, like a wallet or glasses. And never stop your training. Stay Sharp and keep yourself and your family safe.
Deserteagle
New member
Just remember not to order alcohol when you carry in a restaurant
It's always a bad idea to mix alcohol with guns anyway. Causes your drink to have a faint Hoppes aftertaste.
Congratulations. I started carrying in Michigan in 2004. I had a S&W Model 28 Highyway Patrolman. This .357 revolver was not easy to conceal and the fact that for the first 52 years of my life what I was doing was a FELONY made me nervous. It was hard to overcome that feeling but now I don't have a second thought about it. I have traded the six shooter long ago and now carry an LC9 and an LCP if deeper concealment is desired, but it take a little time to get over that initial hyper awareness.
dobleceroseite
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From the Cincinnati area, time for your first trip to WALLY-WORLD!!! 
. Congrats on the ccw.
. Congrats on the ccw.
