Where did you "see" OC today?

[Combat Engineer]

Saw three people ocing in Brandenburg this morning at Cox's.Not including me...

 

[Emerson Dambiggins]

Food any good there? I drive past there frequently.

Yep.
Definitely worth trying it if you have the time. Most folks just do the buffet.

 

[actaeon277]

Okay. I did not "see" OC.
But, Saturday I was with a group finishing up placing flags at veteran's graves, and a man and woman asked me a question about why they had relatives that never got flags.
Answer was, because there was ZERO markings on the stone indicating military service.

That was followed by the guy telling me he told the woman (wife/girlfriend/acquaintance?) he would ask me, and she said, "Better be careful, he has a gun".
But they both smiled, and then followed up with "Thanks for carrying" and then we had a small discussion on the recent change to the need to have a LTCH, and that if shooting starts, DON'T stand behind or near the shooter, because return fire might miss.

Positive experience, just has most have been.

 

[Ark]

Sitting in the shop waiting on a car. Young lady brings her car in and takes a seat. Few minutes later she jumps up like she just remembered something, goes up to the counter, and sheepishly informs the serviceperson that she left a firearm on the passenger floorboard so please be careful.

Said nothing, but I assure you the Mexican garage on the east side of Indy is very well acquainted with firearms, miss.

 

[MRockwell]

Last week, walking out of daycare after dropping off mini-me...Dad in front of me was rockin the empty leather OWB.

GFZ's are stupid

 

[Snapdragon]

Older biker-looking guy at my garage sale yesterday had the barrel of an M&P stuck in his front pocket. I asked why no holster, and he said he didn't need it. I said it's safer for everyone if you use one, and he said he knew what he was doing. I wasn't going to change his mind, so we moved on to other gun chitchat for a minute. Then he bought a bunch of stuff from me.

 

[COOPADUP]

A few weeks back leaving a Hardee’s in Paoli, a guy was exiting with a 1911 strapped on.

 

[ed1838]

yesterday at ruarl king several

 

[actaeon277]

Older biker-looking guy at my garage sale yesterday had the barrel of an M&P stuck in his front pocket. I asked why no holster, and he said he didn't need it. I said it's safer for everyone if you use one, and he said he knew what he was doing. I wasn't going to change his mind, so we moved on to other gun chitchat for a minute. Then he bought a bunch of stuff from me.

People that "know what they are doing", often DON'T.

 

[actaeon277]

Last week, walking out of daycare after dropping off mini-me...Dad in front of me was rockin the empty leather OWB.

GFZ's are stupid

Yup.
All the crap happening in the news, and they think it won't happen to them because of unicorn farts or something.

 

[actaeon277]

Took my mom to AT&T cause her phone didn't work.

For some reason, the sales people remembered me from being there a month ago.

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Was at Happy Days (formerly Edwards Drive-in) for lunch after church Sunday, and the line to the cash register had become rather long which put a plain clothes officer's weapon about 3 feet away from the table I was at. Noticed the gun 1st, then saw his badge just forward of his Glock...

Only got a brief glimpse of his badge, and I'm wondering what department/branch he was part of - badge was round w/5 or 6 point star, and what appeared to be either a white '+' or cross in the center. Chaplain maybe?

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Sitting in the shop waiting on a car. Young lady brings her car in and takes a seat. Few minutes later she jumps up like she just remembered something, goes up to the counter, and sheepishly informs the serviceperson that she left a firearm on the passenger floorboard so please be careful.

Said nothing, but I assure you the Mexican garage on the east side of Indy is very well acquainted with firearms, miss.

Just East of Arlington, in Irvington?

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I happened to see this thread pop up and I‘m thinking it’s been awhile since I seen anyone OCing.

 

[MCgrease08]

and sheepishly informs the serviceperson that she left a firearm on the passenger floorboard so please be careful.

Older biker-looking guy at my garage sale yesterday had the barrel of an M&P stuck in his front pocket. I asked why no holster, and he said he didn't need it. I said it's safer for everyone if you use one, and he said he knew what he was doing.

 

[Mgderf]

I happened to see this thread pop up and I‘m thinking it’s been awhile since I seen anyone OCing.

Get ready.
In a couple more weeks you're going to start seeing open carrying EVERYWHERE!

 

[ditcherman]

Yesterday, July 1 at Rural King in Frankfort, which is not uncommon at all but this cat had a full size 1911 with very nice grips in a loosely hanging leather holster on his left side at 9 o’clock, butt forward, in a cross draw setup.
Just never quite seen that before.

ETA no blood in the street or aisles.

 

[wtburnette]

Yesterday at Rise and Shine at Thompson and Arlington on the SE side of Indy. Was meeting friends for breakfast a bit before 8am and as a buddy of mine was getting into the booth, I saw a gentleman leaving who was open carrying. Too distracted to notice what kind of a gun it was, but noticed the black holster. Always happy to see OC.

 

[deo62]

Gas station in Peru. Young man with a small Taurus in an Uncle Mikes hanging off his shorts. No bloodshed reported

 

[actaeon277]

On the way to a neighborhood fireworks party last night, a kid asked if I was police.
Sigh
He's asked me a bunch of times.
I hope his memory gets better as he gets older.