Where did you see CC today?

[bingley]

Since the thread entitled "Where did you see OC today" has been so successfully, running to 50+ pages, I thought we should start a parallel thread. So where did you see a handgun being carried, concealed from your view?

OK, now that you're done laughing, can you make out a CC? In some places when I see a certain mode of dress that allows for plenty of space, I automatically assume there is a gun in there. (In that context, such people typically do Mexican carry, and they aren't carrying legally.) But have you ever spotted signs of CC?

 

[Hoosierman]

I've only "made" one guy CCing, he was at the urinal, trying to keep his gun from hitting the floor and doing his business at the same time.

 

[Hoosierdood]

DUPE

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...efense/110015-where-did-you-see-cc-today.html

 

[FortWayneGunfighter]

People generally when carrying a weapon knife, or handgun of some sorts have a need to check as they enter or leave a building or car. Im guilty of it too especially when i first started carrying my knife on base your hand brushes where you carry it somewhat indiscriminately. People who are new will do this alot subconsciously and it can be used to your advantage to spot potential threats.

 

[lonehoosier]

Here's a thread that was already started.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...efense/110015-where-did-you-see-cc-today.html

 

[churchmouse]

People generally when carrying a weapon knife, or handgun of some sorts have a need to check as they enter or leave a building or car. Im guilty of it too especially when i first started carrying my knife on base your hand brushes where you carry it somewhat indiscriminately. People who are new will do this alot subconsciously and it can be used to your advantage to spot potential threats.

It's called a "Tell" and you are right. We all do it to an extent especially old fat guy's like me. I have to hike up my pants occasionally and re-set the sidearm for comfort. I just need to get a good set of suspenders.

 

[FortWayneGunfighter]

It's called a "Tell" and you are right. We all do it to an extent especially old fat guy's like me. I have to hike up my pants occasionally and re-set the sidearm for comfort. I just need to get a good set of suspenders.

Thank you i forgot what it was called, myself ive never had an issue with me carrying and needing to adjust multiple times maybe once at most

 

[bingley]

DUPE

It's a dupe in a way, but in another way it's not -- the second part of the OP is: how do you spot CC? So I'm hoping there is still some independent value to the thread I started. Sorry if I'm mistaken.

 

[Redhorse]

Well I didn't see it today but a few months ago I was in Indy and this guy was clearly a private security guard or something for this basket ball player and his gun was printing on left side from his shoulder holster. I smiled at the guy and I knew he knew I noticed because I was staring right at it. He smiled back and nodded his head and I gave him a quick thumbs up. My friend asked me what that was all about and I said I thanked him for his support of the right to carry.

 

[rsklar]

I thought the idea of CC is that you are not supposed to see it?

 

[churchmouse]

Thank you i forgot what it was called, myself ive never had an issue with me carrying and needing to adjust multiple times maybe once at most

I hope you never have the re-adjusting issue but age and such will get you if you let it. Like I said....a set of suspenders will cure my issues..........

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

Well, there's no "where did you see CC today" thread so I'll put this here: yesterday at Meijer on southport rd & Emerson ave... Saw a man wearin a S&W shirt obviously printing a full sized handgun under his shirt.

Put it in the wrong thread at first.

 

[churchmouse]

Every where.

 

[88E30M50]

I thought the idea of CC is that you are not supposed to see it?

There's deep concealment where the gun is truly hidden and then there is the more common casual concealment. If you look close, you can usually spot the gun but to 99% of the population, it's invisible. Even a good tuckable IWB holster can easily be seen if you know what those funny clips on the belt are for. Once you spot a clip on the belt, the whole carry rig becomes obvious since it usually comes with a slight difference in the profile from one side to the other. But, most people have no idea it's there and would not question the presence of odd belt clips spaced 6 to 7 inches apart.

 

[pyoyo915]

I have a very cheap holster so when I adjust my pants I know it must be obvious

 

[actaeon277]

I have a very cheap holster so when I adjust my pants I know it must be obvious

Save your money, and get a good belt and holster.
They are worth it.

 

[Cemetery-man]

Saturday at the Wolf Lake swap meet.

 

[chef1231]

I had a guy test drive a car the other day and as he was getting out his little gun fell out of his pocket and landed at my feet.

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

Ritter's Frozen Custard on Stop11 & Emerson Ave this afternoon around 7-7:30. Saw a bald white guy wearing shorts and a T-shirt CCing a firearm under the shirt on his right side. Muzzle/holster stuck out at the bottom.

 

[MCgrease08]

I had a guy test drive a car the other day and as he was getting out his little gun fell out of his pocket and landed at my feet.