motorcycle conceal question
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dalegribble
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most of the real bikers i know wear a hip holster or a cross draw when they want people to see they are carrying. seeing is probably the easiest way to avoid confrontations.
when they don't want you to see it is usually in an inside pocket of their leather vest. snub nose 38's are favorites for this.
many bikers riding a bagger throw the gun in the saddle bag and lock it up when in a bar.
others have a handlebar lock. the lock is bolted to the handlebar and goes through the trigger guard and locks the gun to the handlebar.
most of the bikers don't even lock their bikes, many leave the keys in the ignition. it is the prospects job to make sure no one bothers them.
when they don't want you to see it is usually in an inside pocket of their leather vest. snub nose 38's are favorites for this.
many bikers riding a bagger throw the gun in the saddle bag and lock it up when in a bar.
others have a handlebar lock. the lock is bolted to the handlebar and goes through the trigger guard and locks the gun to the handlebar.
most of the bikers don't even lock their bikes, many leave the keys in the ignition. it is the prospects job to make sure no one bothers them.
Wagon, yes, no windshield does wear me out on long trips and lovebug season is hell. I have a small bolt on thing called a windvest that breaks up much of the wind.
The comment about real bikers showing their gun to avoid confrontation has me confused. Florida is not an open carry state and displaying your weapon can cause problems I am not eager to have in my life.
As far as having prospects watch my unlocked bike, I'm not a 1%er, but know a few Warlocks with that luxury, although they have made other sacrifices, like signing over all their worldly possessions to the MC.
I am stuck with Progressive insurance instead of prospects and they like the keys out of the ignition.
More than likely, that disqualifies me from the real biker category....
The comment about real bikers showing their gun to avoid confrontation has me confused. Florida is not an open carry state and displaying your weapon can cause problems I am not eager to have in my life.
As far as having prospects watch my unlocked bike, I'm not a 1%er, but know a few Warlocks with that luxury, although they have made other sacrifices, like signing over all their worldly possessions to the MC.
I am stuck with Progressive insurance instead of prospects and they like the keys out of the ignition.
More than likely, that disqualifies me from the real biker category....
arktravler
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Usually in the inside pocket of my cut off..... I'm too fat to carry it anywhere else
indiandave
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Like someone else said a snubie in the pocket of my vest. or in a pocket holster in my front pocket.
carprivershooter
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Good Infor
This will be my first year on a bike in more then 30 years, I will be riding my youngest son's 2003 Sportster. He died this past Febuary. I also plan to carry while riding. I will be riding in memory of my son who loved his bike his children and fishing. I like the vest idea.
This will be my first year on a bike in more then 30 years, I will be riding my youngest son's 2003 Sportster. He died this past Febuary. I also plan to carry while riding. I will be riding in memory of my son who loved his bike his children and fishing. I like the vest idea.
) in the last thirty years.harleyriderTN
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Nice bikes the best places i have found to carry while riding is either in a vest pocket or boot. you need to have it in a place where you can get to it quick enough if you do need it.On a bike you cant just roll the window up and grab the gun from you glove box. or you can wear a jacket and have the under the shoudler holster.
went riding yesterday, had my g30 in my gould&goolrich bootlock holster. usually just have my g19 on my hip in it's pancake, but just wanted to do something different.
the vest/jacket pocket is usually the one the best options one can do. easy access and leather just don't let things print very much.
carprivershooter...awesome tribute for your son bro. like previously mentioned, things are alot different then 30 years ago, keep your head on a swivel and keep the rubber side down!
the vest/jacket pocket is usually the one the best options one can do. easy access and leather just don't let things print very much.
carprivershooter...awesome tribute for your son bro. like previously mentioned, things are alot different then 30 years ago, keep your head on a swivel and keep the rubber side down!