How many of you actually CC everyday?

I have a pistol that stays in my truck, does that count?

No I dont think, vehicle is an extension of the home.

What bapple said x2. Minus that shirt.

Just not a huge fan of the idea of carrying all the time. Unless I'm out strolling around Choctaw at 4 in the morning i just don't see the need. I think your safest bet is to just not go in places where you think you would need a gun.
My biggest problem with the idea is that a good portion of the people doing it have absolutely no business doing it. Sure you passed a class and go shoot targets at some gun range, but are you really about to whip that thing out in a hostile situation and start firing down on bad guys ? Probably not.

But hey that's just my opinion.

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What bapple said x2. Minus that shirt.

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Haha, I don't actually wear one. That would be beyond retarded to advertise that I'm carrying.

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Sure you passed a class and go shoot targets at some gun range, but are you really about to whip that thing out in a hostile situation and start firing down on bad guys ?

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This was literally the first thing our instructor told us. And I quote, "If you cannot bring yourself to shoot another human being, please leave now."

No one should ever take bringing a life to an end as an easy thing. But the decision to do it outweighs some punks desire to hurt me and take my things (or my life). If he has threatened my life, my life is more important than his and worth defending.

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Unless I'm out strolling around Choctaw at 4 in the morning i just don't see the need.

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Do you not wear your seatbelt in your car when you don't expect to get in a wreck? Do you cancel your insurance on your house when you don't expect it to burn to the ground?

Carrying a gun is a preventative measure, not a proactive one. People who carry them do not take the responsibility lightly. We are responsible for everything that leaves that barrel, unlike law enforcement who have immunity from collateral damage (to a certain degree).

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I think your safest bet is to just not go in places where you think you would need a gun.

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I do agree with this though.

EDIT: I also respect your decision to not carry all the time. Some people don't like having that burden of responsibility on them 24/7 and that's respectable and considerate of others.

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i still don't see how you'd CC if you just had on a polo and slacks or something. seems like it wouldn't be comfortable or very concealed.

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I can conceal in swim trunks. My gun looks like a cell phone in my pocket.

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What bapple said x2

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I plan to CC everyday starting very soon

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I am not a big fan of the exposed-trigger pocket holsters though.

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I hear a lot of people say this and I understand the sentiment. When I do carry in one I make sure my gun is the only thing in my pocket; no keys, pens, etc.

I carry the Kel-Tec P-32 in green/chrome when I want to carry in slim clothes for warm weather.



When I carry in a puffy, warm jacket I put the Chiappa Rhino on my waist.

I took the class in February, but I haven't turned the paperwork in yet for one reason or another. I hope to get by lsp on Wednesday to get my prints done and submit my application.

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Award to the ugliest revolver goes to...

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Subjective. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I love the Chiappa look.

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But I heard they are surprisingly fun to shoot since the bore axis is so much lower. Very interesting

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Not subjective. They are incredible guns. They're great to shoot and have limited recoil. The technology is worth the price.