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Originally Posted by Magnum_PI
Concealed. My looks speak for themselves. People avoid me. I'd rather they be surprised if the need arose to pull my piece.
I love that Big Dave mentioned the nylon holsters. Oh buddy, you see it every day here in the place I'm in, just going shopping. They walk around with their chest often puffed out like they're special.
So, you dropped $500 + on a gun and couldn't afford a "decent" holster afterwards? Notably, this is often seen at Walmart. Probably where they bought the holster in sporting goods... God help us.
Also, life has gotten far too PC...
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I have my leather all coordinated according to what the style influencers say. Your belt and shoes should match. Of course there are many who scorn this rule which is neither here nor there, but I want people here to know that this helps.
I am in NC and open carry has always been legal here. It does make an important difference for me to be clean, fit, and well groomed and properly tailored in my appearance. I should look "put together" as they say. I am not talking about our God-given 2A rights; I am talking about being a credit to my community and my family and looking the part.
Even our 2A community members who disapprove of OC will think of you as a different category when your shirt is clean and pressed and tucked in and your shoes, your spare mag pouch, and your holster are all matching in color and style. At least they will be less hostile about it. You look deliberate responsible and capable.
Of course it is purely a hot weather issue for me. By September it is time to throw a sport coat on anyway.
What do you think. Am I on the wrong track?