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Where did you "see" OC today?
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Aug 10, Casey's General Store in Cloverdale.
1 guy had a 2-tone Ruger P series in a Fobus.
A few customers behind him had some kind of revolver in a horrible holster.
The coolest thing I saw was a custom kydex belt holster for a microtech OTF. It wasn't parallel to the belt line, but it was about 20 degrees up angle. Pretty neat.
1 guy had a 2-tone Ruger P series in a Fobus.
A few customers behind him had some kind of revolver in a horrible holster.
The coolest thing I saw was a custom kydex belt holster for a microtech OTF. It wasn't parallel to the belt line, but it was about 20 degrees up angle. Pretty neat.
Walking into Kroger yesterday, saw a gentleman walking in with a poly gun of some type in a kydex holster. Was going to say something to him but he was too far ahead of me. Was happy to see it however. Later in the store on the same day I complimented another gentleman on his shirt (pro-2A shirt).
Took the kids to dinner tonight at the Culver's on Olio Rd. in Fishers. There was another Dad there with his family OCing some type of M&P (I think it was a Shield) in a Serpa holster.
I was CCing my G19 and I saw a third guy there, a bit older, who was sloppy CCing. I couldn't see the gun, but the bottom of the holster was visible.
I told my kids, there are at least three armed men here in a dining room of about 20 people. That's a pretty good ratio.
I was CCing my G19 and I saw a third guy there, a bit older, who was sloppy CCing. I couldn't see the gun, but the bottom of the holster was visible.
I told my kids, there are at least three armed men here in a dining room of about 20 people. That's a pretty good ratio.
95% of the time i CC but today i decided to open carry while grocery shopping at Meijer. Nobody seemed to give 2Seen 1 other guy with a nice Stainless 1911 open carrying as well.
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At about 7:25 this morning on my commute into the city, dude in black 5.11 pants, black t-shirt, black baseball hat, with 2 or 3 handcuff holders on his belt and a midsize handgun on thigh rig crossing Capitol Ave. at about 33rd Street in Indianapolis. Not a badge or "Police" label on anything. 
Gotta figure he's some sort of local security down there. He just waited for traffic to stop at the red light, then kinda cut through the cars, no hurry or anything. Totally chill.
Gotta figure he's some sort of local security down there. He just waited for traffic to stop at the red light, then kinda cut through the cars, no hurry or anything. Totally chill.
AdventureTeamJoe
Marksman
Couple of hours ago at Walmart.....older gentleman casually shopping. Rare for me to see left hand OC. Of way more interest was the young man iin black t-shirt and some type of black tactical vest. Wasn't close enough to see if/what he was carrying but did note a MOLLE holster and several mag pouches.
We were bell ringing at the Bedford RK today and only saw one OCer. This is a low count. I usually see several. Anyway, this guy had his gun in a holster, clipped into his front pocket. Never saw that way of carrying before. It was, I guess, an outside the pocket holster 
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AdventureTeamJoe
Marksman
I'd never seen OC in a drop leg holster until today at Walmart. Had to do a double, maybe triple take, to process what I was seeing. Unless I'm mistaken, firearm was a digital camo Hi-Point.
