Hidden in PLAIN SITE is still hidden. People have been charged with concealing a NAA gun because it is "hidden" from common observation right in the belt buckle. You and I might know it is a gun.. but the "reasonable man" sees it as a big ass "weird looking" belt buckle.
http://www.vsp.state.va.us/Firearms_ResidentConcealed.shtmI can't speak for other states though, but I believe VA, WV, and PA have similar interpretations...
A weapon shall be deemed to be hidden from common observation when it is observable but is of such deceptive appearance as to disguise the weapon's true nature.
aside from being two years old, the man states, "this isn't something we are going to produce."
Is that thing for real? Is it an operational firearm? It's definitely unmistakable.hows this? its carried where a belt buckle would normally be,,
but it doesnt look like anything, but a gun!!
Ok, Ok, I just remembered the ultimate "concealed-in-plain-sight" firearm: My friends, I give you the ZF1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pxjnl1yuXk
ive recently pollished it up so there are shiny parts, and trimmed up the aluminum "holder"1245A Defender wrote:Is that thing for real? Is it an operational firearm? It's definitely unmistakable.hows this? its carried where a belt buckle would normally be,,
but it doesnt look like anything, but a gun!!
Does it hold up your pants too?Neo wrote:ive recently pollished it up so there are shiny parts, and trimmed up the aluminum "holder"1245A Defender wrote:Is that thing for real? Is it an operational firearm? It's definitely unmistakable.hows this? its carried where a belt buckle would normally be,,
but it doesnt look like anything, but a gun!!
its a tanfoglio GT-380, i had it since 1977, works just fine!
you could just glance past it, as decoration, but upon actualy looking its obviously a gun!