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open carry on a motorcycle in utah
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Utah_Patriot
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I love open carry on a Motorcycle
I love open carry on a Motorcycle
redreed
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Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
redreed
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Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
redreed
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Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
Please allow me to make a suggestion for those less experienced who want to open carry a semi-automatic pistol on a bike without a permit. Before you get off you have to unload your weapon.
For a semi auto, that is afive step process:
1. Drop the mag (otherwise you just load the next round - duh)
2. Rack the slide to unload the round (using your cupped hand to catch the ejected round).You canuse the same hand to catch the round and rack the slide at the same time. Just be careful not to get pinched!
3. Place the ejected round in your pocket or back in the mag.
4. Verify you are unloaded.
5. Re-insert the mag.
Practice this before you do it for real.
Be advised that this little demonstration in public may garnish you some unwanted attention.
Personally I would just be unloaded (mag installed, but nothing in the pipe) all the time unless I had a CCW permit. But that is just me. You are welcome to do as you please.
Be safe friends.
redreed
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Oops...sorry about the triple post. /blush
Oops...sorry about the triple post. /blush
HankT
State Researcher
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Beau wrote:
What basis do you have for saying that there are no benefits to C3 carry? I'd really like to know, Beau.
SGT Jensen wrote:
It's a personal choice for most of us.
Beau wrote:
C'mon. If someone is carrying in Condition 3 and is properly trained, he is wayyyyyy ahead of the curve in being able to defend himself.
What basis do you have for saying that there are no benefits to C3 carry? I'd really like to know, Beau.
SGT Jensen wrote:
Condition 3 carry is fine. Millions of people across the world use it.
It's a personal choice for most of us.