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New OC'er in Raleigh... what should I know?

oc_nc

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Howdy all. I'm thrilled to have discovered this board. Lots of good info. Y'all are very brave. Keep it up!

I'm a relatively new OC'er. I've done it in Virginia a couple of times, but never here in Raleigh. First, I don't yet have a CC permit. Will this matter when I'm OC'ing? I imagine it might sometimes be nice to have SOMETHING to show a LEO if questioned, even if it's not legally required.

Second, what kinds of questions should I be prepared to answer if I choose to OC? Places I would be carrying would be my local grocery store, some fast food places, maybe a few sit-down restaurants. I'm just not sure what I might get asked and I want to have the right answers before I try.

Thanks! I appreciate the help. I'm really eager to do this because this is something I believe strongly about, but I also want to be fully informed before I proceed.
 

acritical

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Along with ensuring that you are not carrying in a restaurant that serves alcohol, just inform anyone that asks that you are carrying for both the protection of yourself and them. It is a responsibility that you have decided you are willing to bear and take that responsibility seriously.
 
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