mid561
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Can anyone tell me if this holster is "OK" to OC
Can anyone tell me if this holster is "OK" to OC
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OC Holster
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IxionDeece
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As far as I am aware it would be perfectly fine...you could still see the gun...therefor it would be consider OC as long as it was not covered.
As far as I am aware it would be perfectly fine...you could still see the gun...therefor it would be consider OC as long as it was not covered.
Bustelo5%
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I cannot resite the law word for word as I am not Legba lol,but under the weapons definition if someone sees and knows that its a gun its a gun,so you can get harrased for wearing an in the waist band holster,but if it looks like a duck it is a duck even if its a ciggarettle lighter glock lol.
But as zack said if you want the most security send the 50 bucks in getting the best you can. Another good one is a bianchi military flap holster those are about 30 bucks and are pretty versitle with any gun you have and the flap is really secure.
I cannot resite the law word for word as I am not Legba lol,but under the weapons definition if someone sees and knows that its a gun its a gun,so you can get harrased for wearing an in the waist band holster,but if it looks like a duck it is a duck even if its a ciggarettle lighter glock lol.
But as zack said if you want the most security send the 50 bucks in getting the best you can. Another good one is a bianchi military flap holster those are about 30 bucks and are pretty versitle with any gun you have and the flap is really secure.
Cranky
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Bustelo5% wrote:
Here's a case where this happened in Ohio just last year:
http://ohioccwforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=22441
The use of this style holster hasn't really been proven to equate "concealed", but it has proven to cause some headaches.
...just sayin'
Bustelo5% wrote:
I'd stay away from the flap style holster unless you have a CHL as you may find yourself charged with a concealed weapon charge.
Here's a case where this happened in Ohio just last year:
http://ohioccwforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=22441
The use of this style holster hasn't really been proven to equate "concealed", but it has proven to cause some headaches.
...just sayin'
rottman43055
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I OC quite a bit in noncrowded places without a retention holster.
In crowds I use a bianchi auto retention holster
I OC quite a bit in noncrowded places without a retention holster.
In crowds I use a bianchi auto retention holster