Usarmy_nathan
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Is there a law that states how many guns you can carry on you?
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How many guns can you carry
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xmanhockey7
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I am not aware of any Indiana law restricting the number of guns one may carry. I'd frequently carry 2.
cce1302
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davidmcbeth
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How many tires does your car have? Five, four on the wheels and one in the trunk - in case one gets a flat.
Good analogy for carrying 2 or more.
Good analogy for carrying 2 or more.
cce1302
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I don't think I have enough room to carry 5. Let's see...LCR22 in ankle holster, Beretta tomcat in pocket, XD40 open carried on right side, XD40 subcompact IWB @5:00, GP100 crossdraw. That might work. 
The reason I carry two is so that I'll still have one when the cops decide to coonfinger the one I'm OCing.
The reason I carry two is so that I'll still have one when the cops decide to coonfinger the one I'm OCing.
KYGlockster
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I don't think I have enough room to carry 5. Let's see...LCR22 in ankle holster, Beretta tomcat in pocket, XD40 open carried on right side, XD40 subcompact IWB @5:00, GP100 crossdraw. That might work.
The reason I carry two is so that I'll still have one when the cops decide to coonfinger the one I'm OCing.
Good luck with that! I can assure you that if you are the recipient of a Terry stop for OCing, then you will be deprived of both of your firearms and not just the one they can see.
Anonymouse
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I don't think I have enough room to carry 5. Let's see...LCR22 in ankle holster, Beretta tomcat in pocket, XD40 open carried on right side, XD40 subcompact IWB @5:00, GP100 crossdraw. That might work.
The reason I carry two is so that I'll still have one when the cops decide to coonfinger the one I'm OCing.
Lol! I do the same but just a 4"Xd and the 3" XDm.
Though I do it in case I'm fighting for my oc gun. They won't think I have another.
Yea... Paranoia. Lol...
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Having a back-up is good. It's that old "one is none and two is one" thing. Having a back-up that takes the same ammo in the same delivery system is also a good idea, but therr's nothing that says I can't stoke my 625 from a magazine or pull rounds from a moon clip into a magazine.
What's even better is having the same make/model at home in case something goes wrong and your carry piece(s) are placed out of commission for a while - be it at the gunsmith or the evidence locker. It's the difference between EDC and "a collection".
stay safe.
What's even better is having the same make/model at home in case something goes wrong and your carry piece(s) are placed out of commission for a while - be it at the gunsmith or the evidence locker. It's the difference between EDC and "a collection".
stay safe.
Anonymouse
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xmanhockey7
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Everyday carry.
OT: I already have a G22 but I like the idea of getting a G27 as a BUG. Glock 22 15+1 Glock 27 9+1 and 2 spare 15 round mags that can fit into the Glock 22 or 27.
davidmcbeth
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I don't think I have enough room to carry 5. Let's see...LCR22 in ankle holster, Beretta tomcat in pocket, XD40 open carried on right side, XD40 subcompact IWB @5:00, GP100 crossdraw. That might work.
The reason I carry two is so that I'll still have one when the cops decide to coonfinger the one I'm OCing.
Don't forget your hat .. that's one more....:dude:
cce1302
Regular Member
No, you can't.
I, however, can assure you that when I was stopped for OCing, I was deprived of neither of my firearms. They did not even attempt to disarm me, only detained me for an hour and a half.
