[RustyDaleShackleford]

I haven't seen anybody printing...yet.

[deathpriest]

Originally Posted by janice6

I must confess that I don't specifically look for poorly concealed weapons (holstered, pocket, etc.)

Ditto!

Originally Posted by TankerMax

I assume a fanny pack is concealing.

Unless it is a tactical looking and pigmented bag, I do not assume concealing. I have seen a few lately, accompanied by tactical looking camouflage clothing.

[concretefuzzynuts]

Saw two guys walking down the sidewalk, both of them had what looked like a brick on their hips (kydex holsters?) tucked under very oversized t-shirts. Both with their right arms lifted to avoid hitting their weapons. It was kind of funny actually.

I wear Galco gun leather, it hugs to the hip better.

[SCmasterblaster]

I don't really look for it. Perhaps I should here in VT/NH.

[IndyGunFreak]

I wish I had a camera, I spotted a REALLY bad one today (actually yesterday, but I just got off work ). Not only because of the total crap belt he was carrying on, but the fact his shirt was about 2in short and the bottom of what was clearly a firearm holster was sticking out the bottom of his shirt.

I was running into the grocery store, and there is a Subway next door and he was walking to his car as I parked. At first I chuckled... then I wanted to write down thebeltman's URL on a slip of paper and give it to him.

[Rally Vincent]

Non-CCW holders don't give two craps about spotting printing and sticking.
So it's a non issue for me.

[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by Rally Vincent

Non-CCW holders don't give two craps about spotting printing and sticking.
So it's a non issue for me.

While this is true, when it's blatantly obvious, people will notice.

[xenophon]

Originally Posted by Filhar

So, what's the issue? Printing isn't illegal in my state and neither is open carry. Unless you're the fashion police, I can't see anyone caring about what I wear. I usually just wear an open shirt over a Glock 17 in a Serpa holster. Much more comfortable and easier to access than iwb. The shirt is just so the gun isn't obvious.

This. Who cares. I rode my motorcycle around town with just a tshirt over it. Wind blew Tshirt up over the handle, and no f' was given the whole ride.

[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by Filhar

So, what's the issue? Printing isn't illegal in my state and neither is open carry. Unless you're the fashion police, I can't see anyone caring about what I wear. I usually just wear an open shirt over a Glock 17 in a Serpa holster. Much more comfortable and easier to access than iwb. The shirt is just so the gun isn't obvious.

It's not a big deal in most states, but there's a few states where it *could* be a big deal.

[Lior]

IMO other people attempting to conceal in public is other people's business rather than mine. To me their behavior is more immediately important than their hardware.

[DeLo]

Originally Posted by shockglock

I was sitting a few rows behind a guy at a Cardinals game last year that had his gun covered, but printed horribly. I never could see the gun except for the shape. He was carrying a full size 1911 OWB at 4:30 in a pair of shorts and covered up with a paper thin t-shirt. He probably made a dozen trips up and down the stairs throughout the game and would stretch and bend over most times when he got out of his seat. I didn't have my CCW at that time, but made me realize that concealed means concealed. I do everything possible to make sure that nobody knows I'm carrying. I even make sure if I have to pick something up, I do it in a way that will not print.

Totally illegal to carry at a professional sporting event.

[ZO6Vettever]

I can sure see mine. I carry mostly OWB and it prints big time. Been doing the OWB for some time now and I don't think anyone has noticed. LE will always see it and some observant CC'ers will but the rest have no idea.

[Misty02]

Originally Posted by DeLo

Totally illegal to carry at a professional sporting event.

.......in Florida and by a licensed CC. The post quoted may be in another state. The person spotted may not be your regular licensed carrier.

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[Misty02]

When we started carrying we had an ongoing game to see how many other concealed firearms we could spot. It was a cool game that helped increase our awareness. We still play it ever so often, but not as often as we used to.

My most memorable one (I can only assume, as I never actually saw the firearm) was a gentleman at the mall. He was impeccably dressed and color coordinated. All, except the two black straps on his brown belt that went perfectly with his brown shoes and brown pants.

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[MIKES LAW]

Most recent was a guy checking out in Lowes Home Improvement who had on a white t-shirt. I could see his pistol through the shirt. I was also printing slightly. I just walked away wondering if he thought he was invisible or just didn't care.

[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by Misty02

.......in Florida and by a licensed CC. The post quoted may be in another state. The person spotted may not be your regular licensed carrier.

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First rule of Internet Gun law

#1 -- If it's the law in my state, it is the law all states.

When people post comments like "That's illegal" without referencing states, etc.. it shows a total lack of comprehension on gun laws. (although for what its worth, a quick review of MO's gun laws, it does look like its illegal)

[Misty02]

Originally Posted by IndyGunFreak

First rule of Internet Gun law

#1 -- If it's the law in my state, it is the law all states.

When people post comments like "That's illegal" without referencing states, etc.. it shows a total lack of comprehension on gun laws. (although for what its worth, a quick review of MO's gun laws, it does look like its illegal)

Even if the statutes show it is illegal for a licensed carrier, the individual may still not be a regular licensed carrier and legally able to carry in a fashion or in places where some of us might not.

We’ve seen a few cases of extremely poor concealment and just plain open carry, when they turned; there was a badge on the other side. I don’t count those as spotting poor concealment as I believe the partial concealment may have actually been an accident.


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[GoBigOrange]

Until I moved to FL I really didn't care if my gun was printing.

[jb1911]

I've never noticed anyone's sidearm, but I haven't been looking for them either. I live in Indiana and can carry openly if I want, but I don't feel right doing it. I do all I can to conceal my G26, but if someone gets a peek, I don't really care.