SWhetsel
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If I have my pistol holstered in my in-the-pant holster, and I dont have it covered up with my t shirt can I get in trouble? Is this failure to conceal my weapon or is it good enough for me to claim to be openly carrying? I do have my CCW so I dont want to loose it by carrying it this way. Just currious if there is a deffinition of open carry. I carry this way for work because I'm in a car with a tucked in polo shirt. When I get out of the car ( rarely... ) I jump out and do what ever, then get back in. Now I have untucked my polo to cover the pistol located in the center of my back when I go into a fast food joint for lunch, but I would rather not have to sacrifice my appearance in order to conceal my pistol. But is an in the pant holster located in the center of my back "un-concealed" enough to be "openly" carried?
If I have my pistol holstered in my in-the-pant holster, and I dont have it covered up with my t shirt can I get in trouble? Is this failure to conceal my weapon or is it good enough for me to claim to be openly carrying? I do have my CCW so I dont want to loose it by carrying it this way. Just currious if there is a deffinition of open carry. I carry this way for work because I'm in a car with a tucked in polo shirt. When I get out of the car ( rarely... ) I jump out and do what ever, then get back in. Now I have untucked my polo to cover the pistol located in the center of my back when I go into a fast food joint for lunch, but I would rather not have to sacrifice my appearance in order to conceal my pistol. But is an in the pant holster located in the center of my back "un-concealed" enough to be "openly" carried?