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Those of you that Concealed Carry on your Spyder, what type of holster do you use?
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bigbadbrucie
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I take it that you do not attend church sevices.
"Have Gun, Will Travel"
Davgill2002
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Paddle style, easy to put on and off quickly.
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Always concealed, never open carry. Either a small revolver in a Desantis Nemesis pocket holster in the right front pocket of my jeans or an OWB holster, appendix area. Drawing and using your gun while riding is more Hollywood than reality. You want to be able to stop, dismount and quickly access your firearm if seriously threatened and unable to just get away.
Definitely in church. Largest group of unprotected citizens around on Sunday morning. All with their back to the door. Hopefully your church has discussed security measures.
JKMSPYDER
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I use a Sneaky Pete Holster OWB. Left side as I am left handed. There is a free app called Legal Heat that lists any states that recognize where you can legally carry. Also I am a member of US Law Shield. They will provide a lawyer in any state if you need one if you used your pistol for self defense.
One of the pastors here conducted a survey one weekend. Asked how many members would be interested in joining him at the gun range. After observing them at the range, he allowed most of them to carry in church.
We attend a different church (but know that pastor). My son carries virtually all the time, I do occasionally. My son has talked to the deacons and pastor at church to ask their opinion on the matter. Their basic feeling is "as long as you are on our side, we don't mind. I have since had conversations with a few friends and found that they carry in church, too.
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pegasus1300
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IF I were to carry at church, I would keep it to myself.
SLICE
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CONCEALED CARRY IS JUST THAT, CONCEALED. It's nobody's business but yours.
You also have a legal right to transport your firearms through other states, so long as they're unloaded and in a locked box with the ammo in a separate locked box.
Oh, and don't get caught in New Jersey with hollow points.
You also have a legal right to transport your firearms through other states, so long as they're unloaded and in a locked box with the ammo in a separate locked box.
Oh, and don't get caught in New Jersey with hollow points.
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Adventurer
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Let’s add to this discussion, do you carry with a round in the chamber or not?
I conceal carry when riding via a pocket holster in my front pants pocket. Those I’m with never know I’m carrying and I never open carry. I generally do not carry a hot gun but I wrestle with whether I’m making a mistake by not having a round chambered, would like you’re thoughts on this subject as well since we’re talking carrying while riding.
I conceal carry when riding via a pocket holster in my front pants pocket. Those I’m with never know I’m carrying and I never open carry. I generally do not carry a hot gun but I wrestle with whether I’m making a mistake by not having a round chambered, would like you’re thoughts on this subject as well since we’re talking carrying while riding.
K80Shooter
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You would be wrong.
K80Shooter
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With my 1911. it is always loaded, cocked and ready. Safety on of course. Everything else always has one in the chamber also.
Everything is always concealed.
Back in the day when I was still on two wheel I was carrying my Glock, round in the chamber, and on my belt outside. Well, I laid the bike down on a curve and landed on that side. Fortunately, the gun and holster where fine, (underneath my leather jacket that was not fine.) But man, that gun pushed into my hip bone ad caused a big bruise. So I believe in the safety of handguns, but I do feel I need to rethink WHERE I carry.
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