OP
I have no intentions at all of shooting from the bike any more then I would shoot from a car. Just thinking about having one when I arrive at my destination.
Question for all the motorcycle riders!
- Thread starter madmikeb
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As someone who has had two accidents on a motorcycle that involved hitting something hard (neither were my fault), I will not carry on my person when riding. When I ride the dual sport off-road, I'll put my Shield Plus in a pocket holster and put it in the tail bag. I have occasionally put it in a tank bag on one of the road bikes.
SAFireman
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I have been to a bunch of scooter wrecks, very few were just walking away.
When I rode regularly, it was in my pocket (jacket or jeans).
Good luck & be safe.
When I rode regularly, it was in my pocket (jacket or jeans).
Good luck & be safe.
Faulkner
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I sometimes carry a J-frame in a clip on holster in my riding boot. Most of the time, though, I carry it in my right hand hard case where it's easy to get to.
Sig P365 in a OTW leather holster just like any other day. I never tuck in my t shirt, and it's never blown around to expose the pistol.
Although I don't ride as many miles as I once did. I only ride about 6k miles a year these days, but when I do, I carry in my Fox Creek jacket pocket. And IWB when stop for the necessities.
I always wear full protective gear-Aerostich Darien Jacket and Pants. J frame in a pocket holster on the lower snap closure pant pocket, strong side. Carried there for 2+ decades and a LOT of miles. Nary an issue.
BKLooney
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My usual riding jacket has an inside CC pocket on both sides, if I don't have one in both I usually put it in right side as I know my throttle hand must remain where it is.
I went down back in 1992 at 130+...what I had in my pockets didn't add or detract from the pain!
I went down back in 1992 at 130+...what I had in my pockets didn't add or detract from the pain!
