infinisean
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Hey guys, I've been reading over some posts here today researching open/concealed carry.
Very informative and I am glad to be a member now.
I am curious about carrying my Glock 17 defense weapon while riding my motorcycle here in Orlando, FL.
The bike is a sport bike, so no saddle bags or any real storage area to speak of.
I do have a concealed carry permit.
My question is how can this be accomplished legally? I assume open carry (a holster attached to the bike somehow) would be out of the question.
What about an IWB holster in the small of my back under my shirt? This is how I usually carry in my car / walking.
What happens when the back of my shirt lifts up from the wind while riding and exposes my weapon even though it is intended to be (and usually is, without the wind) concealed.
Would this be considered open carry and a chargeable offense? (ok, I know anything is chargeable... convictable I suppose).
Thanks for any input you guys may share, especially any lawyers that can chime in with their legal opinion or anecdotal evidence one way or the other.
--Sean
Very informative and I am glad to be a member now.
I am curious about carrying my Glock 17 defense weapon while riding my motorcycle here in Orlando, FL.
The bike is a sport bike, so no saddle bags or any real storage area to speak of.
I do have a concealed carry permit.
My question is how can this be accomplished legally? I assume open carry (a holster attached to the bike somehow) would be out of the question.
What about an IWB holster in the small of my back under my shirt? This is how I usually carry in my car / walking.
What happens when the back of my shirt lifts up from the wind while riding and exposes my weapon even though it is intended to be (and usually is, without the wind) concealed.
Would this be considered open carry and a chargeable offense? (ok, I know anything is chargeable... convictable I suppose).
Thanks for any input you guys may share, especially any lawyers that can chime in with their legal opinion or anecdotal evidence one way or the other.
--Sean
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