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Guest1650
Regular Member
I used to carry two glocks in a shoulder rig. CC.. mostly.
But I tend to carry my side arm and a back up more often than not..sometimes it stays in my car though.
But I tend to carry my side arm and a back up more often than not..sometimes it stays in my car though.
gogodawgs
Campaign Veteran
Bug
Yes, I often carry my BUG in my rear pocket. (Keltec P32)
No, there is no RCW that specifically addresses the issue. Other than my BUG is ususally concealed and therefore my CPL is used.
Yes, I often carry my BUG in my rear pocket. (Keltec P32)
No, there is no RCW that specifically addresses the issue. Other than my BUG is ususally concealed and therefore my CPL is used.
antispam540
Regular Member
I once carried two 1911s. More recently, I carry a 1911 and a Kahr CW-9.
nathan
Regular Member
I most always carry a concealed pistol as well as my open carried gun.
Guest1650
Regular Member
See? No worries partner -Carry on.
amzbrady
Regular Member
There have actually been several threads on some of the guys here that carry bugs as backups. I personnally dont because my backup would be bigger than my daily carry. I dont think there is a limit on how many firearms you can carry, just a pesonal limit on how goofy you start to look with them. Which makes me wonder...
To add to this I know Bat, carrys western style, does anyone carry double openly or even more? Who has openly carried more than two firearms? Does anyone feel the need to CARRY more than 2 firearms daily, not own (no one can own enough firearms as seen in these pics http://www.hoax-slayer.com/gun-collection.shtml ), ?
To add to this I know Bat, carrys western style, does anyone carry double openly or even more? Who has openly carried more than two firearms? Does anyone feel the need to CARRY more than 2 firearms daily, not own (no one can own enough firearms as seen in these pics http://www.hoax-slayer.com/gun-collection.shtml ), ?
amlevin
Regular Member
The only limitations are your ability to carry the load and in a manner that you don't violate RCW9.41.270.
If you are carrying so many that you run out of room on your belt, in your pockets, on your ankles, etc. and you have to resort to carrying a pistol in one of your hands, THAT might be an improper display.
It would seem that in normal circumstances more 2 than might be a little much. I did have an FBI agent once tell me that many of their people carried "two up and one down". One in a shoulder holster, one on the belt, and one on the ankle.
As for me, it is only two. Usually my Sig and a KT P3-AT in a pocket.
If you are carrying so many that you run out of room on your belt, in your pockets, on your ankles, etc. and you have to resort to carrying a pistol in one of your hands, THAT might be an improper display.
It would seem that in normal circumstances more 2 than might be a little much. I did have an FBI agent once tell me that many of their people carried "two up and one down". One in a shoulder holster, one on the belt, and one on the ankle.
As for me, it is only two. Usually my Sig and a KT P3-AT in a pocket.
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tombrewster421
Regular Member
My BUG is over 100 years old and resides on my ankle. But it still shoots! Anyone who OC's runs the risk of being disarmed if your not 100% on your situational awareness, so I think a BUG is a good idea.
G20-IWB24/7
Regular Member
Yup. There's ALWAYS a gun on my ankle (CC, CC-dress up/office/etc., OC), and when I can I'll OC or CC a bigger gun at belt-level. I'm quicker to the draw when sitting (especially in a car w/a seatbelt over me) with the ankle gun than I am with the gun at belt level. For this reasoning, sometimes your BUG would become your primary and your primary would become your BUG.
Creativity, personal finances, and weight are the only thing that stops you in the number of guns one person can carry at a time. The RCW's do not specify a 'limit.'
Creativity, personal finances, and weight are the only thing that stops you in the number of guns one person can carry at a time. The RCW's do not specify a 'limit.'
Tomas
Regular Member
One of my nines as primary and my .32 as backup is my usual daily carry.
Sparky508
Newbie
That's pretty much how it works for me.
Metalhead47
Regular Member
I carry my Tanfoglio as a primary and my Noisy Cricket .22 fivegun as a backup, usually in a pocket. I asked a lil while back about OCing both at once, and the consensus seemed to be that such would be bad form. :uhoh: