Mainsail
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Friday in Seattle:
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tombrewster421
Regular Member
Hey, can I get the address for that store? Always wanted a kilt.
Trigger Dr
Regular Member
Ask the mgr to put an OC rig on the manequin in the window.
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Mainsail
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trevorthebusdriver
Regular Member
Downtown Seattle/Pioneer Square-1st Ave between Cherry and James/Yesler.
heresolong
Regular Member
I have no problem carrying a firearm openly but don't know if I could handle a kilt. I do have a friend who works construction in Hawaii who wears a utilikilt to work every day. He has become known as "the kilt guy" all over the island. 
ScottyDog
Regular Member
Concealed Carry
Is it considered concealed if you wear underwear beneath your kilt?
Is it considered concealed if you wear underwear beneath your kilt?
Metalhead47
Regular Member
They actually have an entire STORE for that??
Sorry, unless you're also sporting bagpipes that just ain't right man
Ajetpilot
Regular Member
Lookin' good
I've never tried to OC in mine. I think I would have to wear my regular belt with the holster attached, as well as the kilt belt. You've inspired me to give it a try.
I've never tried to OC in mine. I think I would have to wear my regular belt with the holster attached, as well as the kilt belt. You've inspired me to give it a try.
gsx1138
Regular Member
If I could afford one I'd be rocking a Utilikilt. Although, didn't someone say they were anti-gun politically at one time? I could be thinking of something else.
Tawnos
Regular Member
What time? I was OCing around there a bit later in the evening. Did you notice they still have the illegal "no firearms" sign up?
antispam540
Regular Member
I've always wanted a utilikilt. I almost bought one in Georgia when they had a sales event down there, but I had no idea that their cheapest pair is $300 or so.
Mainsail
Regular Member
So if I arrange a kilt-is-mandatory breakfast meeting, it's just be Ajet and me?
amlevin
Regular Member
Might as well, they already have the "Basketweave" belt, just like duty wear for most LEO's.
Now that would be an idea for new uniforms. Kilts for officers. Hmmmm.
Stretch
Regular Member
I've seen the "Original" for about 150.00 on thinkgeek.com
Owning a Utilikilt is on my short list of things to purchase. OC'ing with one is on that list after the purchase! I tried one on earlier this year in the store, I was CC'ing at the time and kind of surprised the guy when I said, I'll try one one but I need to put this holster somewhere....
Right Wing Wacko
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Well... a quandry.... The Belt for my Utilikilt is to wide for all my Holsters!
TechnoWeenie
Regular Member
Nice skirt!
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DCKilla
Regular Member
Can you CC with a thigh rig? That'd be so sweet.
amlevin
Regular Member
When a Scotsman wears a kilt he also wears a sporin. Here's a leather one:
It is worn to keep the front of the kilt from billowing out in the wind. Helps keep your "privates" private.
amlevin
Regular Member
When a Scotsman wears a kilt he also wears a sporin. It would make a good place to carry a pistol too. Here's a leather one:
http://www.flickriver.com/photos/24574291@N07/3055133347/
It is worn to keep the front of the kilt from billowing out in the wind. Helps keep your "privates" private.
If you ask a Scotsman why he wears one of these he will most likely smile and reply "so I can keep the family treasure next to the "family jewells".
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