Fallschirjmäger
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Generally, I just make sure my face is washed and that I'm wearing clothes. If I have pants on, it's a pretty sure bet I'm armed, and most of the time it's openly carried.
I don't carry "identification", unless I'm going somewhere I know it's going to be needed, and I haven't had any surprise identification needs in almost two years. If I do need identification, such as at a bank for a withdrawal, I'll take my driving license out of the sun visor where it stays. My wallet carries an ATM card and my Georgia Weapon's License... and maybe my library card. If I'm at work I have identification on a neck lanyard and that stays in the car when I'm not on company grounds.
Method of carry is usually a Serpa for open carry, or if I'm being discreet I'll use a Glock brand concealment holster. It's ugly, but it works. I've had people ask me if I'm in law enforcement which usually just makes me wonder why they'd think an overweight, out of shape old guy is a cop. I just tell them the truth, "I'm an independent contractor" and leave it at that.
I don't carry "identification", unless I'm going somewhere I know it's going to be needed, and I haven't had any surprise identification needs in almost two years. If I do need identification, such as at a bank for a withdrawal, I'll take my driving license out of the sun visor where it stays. My wallet carries an ATM card and my Georgia Weapon's License... and maybe my library card. If I'm at work I have identification on a neck lanyard and that stays in the car when I'm not on company grounds.
Method of carry is usually a Serpa for open carry, or if I'm being discreet I'll use a Glock brand concealment holster. It's ugly, but it works. I've had people ask me if I'm in law enforcement which usually just makes me wonder why they'd think an overweight, out of shape old guy is a cop. I just tell them the truth, "I'm an independent contractor" and leave it at that.
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