Beretta8045

As long as it wasn't showing, I don't mind their attire. If I was a criminal, I'd probably stay away.

gdm320

On this same topic, I stumbled across this the other day: GUN T-SHIRTS - WearAGun.com. Your fellow restaurant patrons might as well have been wearing one of these...



Seriously though... it gives CC'ers a bad rep... makes us seem like a bunch of mall ninjas.

It is interesting how I've started noticing things and how some people telegraph more than they should. I saw a guy with a short sleeve Glock t-shirt, jeans, and an ankle bulge. I'm thinking wow... incognito! It's only 90 degrees with 85% humidity and you're wearing jeans and a gun t-shirt.

Then yesterday at work a dude with a fanny pack was walking around the store... except when he went to get his phone it was in his front pocket and his wallet was in his back pocket. I don't think he was carrying his insulin around in there...

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earlthegoat2

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Rhino1965

I guess I would call that being aware of your surroundings. I see people all the time at lunch sitting on the outside of a booth and notice their holster printing or the bottom hanging out. I myself "conceal" where there is no doubt in my mind I am in complete cover up. Most of my close friends I am around on a daily basis legal carry as well. Every once in a while we will point out to each other if one is printing or not.

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jhh3rd

I usually look at women at the mall. I can check them out while never moving my head, just my eyes.

uziman2k

and to think...i bought a fanny pack because i thought it looked faggy and no one would suspect i was carrying..go figure

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Deanimator

I ALWAYS wear an NRA or otherwise gun related ballcap, even when I'm not carrying, ESPECIALLY on my once a year trips to Apartheid Chicago.

I'm not ashamed to be a gun owner, nor am I ashamed for people to know it.

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razor02097

I'm not ashamed of being a gun owner. I just don't want to be singled out. Trouble happens even if your not breaking the law. Its the stereotyping that gets us in trouble.

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gdm320

I don't think anyone who would bother posting on these forums is ashamed of anything regarding their guns... just not interested in being a beacon.

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Deanimator

What kind of "trouble" is going to arise from me wearing an NRA ballcap?

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