Jeep Driver
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If I'm dressed, I'm carrying.
Always tell the people that you go out with that you do carry.
Please don't do this. Nobody has a right to know what's in your pants, and you risk the wrong kind of person finding out. By wrong kind of person I mean: a "tough guy" who will push you around trying to get you to show your gun; an anti-gunner who will make up stories about how you threatened them by saying you had a gun; someone who will try to take it from you when your back is turned, etc. The element of surprise is very powerful, don't give it up and risk your safety at the same time. If nothing else, saying "I'm carrying a gun" just sounds like attention seeking and bragging, in my opinion.Always tell the people that you go out with that you do carry.
Carrying the gun is my default setting. I don't carry the gun "to" anywhere (doctor's office, out to dinner, friend's house, shopping in town). I simply carry. And I go places.
LFosburg said:Wow thanks for all the posts, its giving me some good advice. Is there a good way to conceal if you wear dress pants, shirt and tie? I dont think it can necessarily be in the belt due to visibility. As of now I most often carry a bodyguard 38 revolver. I just purchased a Kimber Pro CDP II and it is really nice! I would like to carry this but im also not sure of the best way. Ideas?
I personally recommend the only holster I've ever used, the Crossbreed Supertuck. It is very comfortable, rugged and holds the gun securely through ANY normal activity. The customer service is excellent with Crossbreed also. You'll be hard pressed to find a bad review of the Supertuck.
LFosburg said:I took a look at this supertuck, it seems pretty secure and comfortable.... One thing I am concerned is whether or not that plastic holster used on a daily basis will really damage the finish on my CDP? Got any thoughts?
. Telling them that you carry means that they aren't going to go all crazy against me if a situation occurs.
Mine is unrestricted, so I carry everywhere