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CCW Permit? What do you carry?

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My carry rules are 9mm dao only semi auto. Its a real bummer. Technically i can carry whatever but wont be indemnified if i get into a shooting.

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unless i missed one, looks like no one CCWs a 1911 style, like my sig.

I carry a M&P .40 compact in a fobus evolution holster. For extra concealment, a Bianchi leather OWB

That's one of those micro pocket pistols, right?

 

ooooh!!! +1

 

I used to carry a Beretta PX4 Compact. It was nice, but a little too fat. Now I carry my Kel Tec PF9 in a Remora #5 or if I'm wearing a Columbia camp shirt, I'll carry it in a Fobus paddle holster,

 

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While in nj, I ccw my Johnson.

 

pics?

 

 

Ruger LCR, 686, Public Defender, S&W Governor, 1911 TRP

A Stoeger Cougar .40Cal and a Stoeger Cougar compact in 9mm. For both I use a Don Hume leather holster. One IWB and one OWB.

G26,

Sig p238

 

Both with a versacarry holster

all day every day officer size 1911 in a cb supertuck with additional mags...as i spend 95% of my waking hours in states that recognize the constitution :icon_e_biggrin:

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G26,

Sig p238

 

Both with a versacarry holster

 

That's an odd holster. Def something different.

Working, G-23 in a Fobus open-back (TLR-2 on the rail) on MY time, either a Colt Defender (Officers ACP) in a Comp-tac Minotaur tuckable, or a full-size 1911 in either ,45 or .38sup in a Crossbreed tuckable

Summer - Glock 19 and Colt 1903, or this li'l gun my buddy loans me instead of the Colt. I also take it when I'm going somewhere that I won't be wearing clothes or people are going to be touching me - swimming etc. or family, not sex. I really need to stop being a cheap a** and get myself a real BUG/deep conceal. I rarely conceal and do it poorly when I do, or pack something.

 

Fall/Winter - M11/9 Submachinegun, Glock 19.

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does everyone carry IWB? or does anyone carry OWB, and just cover it with the shirt?

does everyone carry IWB? or does anyone carry OWB, and just cover it with the shirt?

 

OWB for big guns, pocket carry for the little ones

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OWB for big guns, pocket carry for the little ones

 

Makes sense....I was thinking of carrying my XD9 on the outside, and just keep the shirt untucked...maybe get a ankle holster for the 380

Makes sense....I was thinking of carrying my XD9 on the outside, and just keep the shirt untucked...maybe get a ankle holster for the 380

 

That's how I'd roll if I had those firearms.

does everyone carry IWB? or does anyone carry OWB, and just cover it with the shirt?

 

In Summer my primary is OWB OC in PA, my BUG is IWB or pocket.

 

Outside the Commonwealth I usually OWB and pull a shirt over it. Sometimes I even break the cardinal rule - Never use more than one cover garment. When I want a medium/full sized gun, and I want to conceal for real (rather than just cover it), I might go so far as to pull a Tshirt over it and then throw on an open Hawaiian shirt.

Curious, can a NJ gun owner OC in PA?

 

I've got my FL permit, but was curious to know if I can OC. Don't think I would, but sometimes it would be nice..

anyone can open carry in pa anywhere but philly (and prohibited places) if youre not a banned person

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anyone can open carry in pa anywhere but philly (and prohibited places) if youre not a banned person

 

but do people OC? im in PA often, and never see anyone with a sidearm

 

 

That's an odd holster. Def something different.

 

I like them because it feels like you don t have a holster at all.

Drawback is that versacarry does not reccomend carrying cocked and locked which is a drawback.

 

 

I was at the Crayola factory Saturday, spotted a gentleman sitting outside on the benches, OC what appeared to be a 1911. Im in PA almost every weekend and I've seen it quite a few times, just never asked.

 

Wife asked me if I could OC and wasn't sure. Hiking would be the only place I think I would.. Not worth the attention elsewhere...

Adam..... Verify that carrying where you plan to hike is not prohibited..... I'm not 100% sure on pa law... But in de it's illegal to carry oc or cc in state parks..

does everyone carry IWB? or does anyone carry OWB, and just cover it with the shirt?

 

Depends on the clothing and situation. 99% of the time if I'm in Philadelphia I'm either shooting at Firing Line or smoking cigars at Mahagony on Wallnut street. I'm also probably wearing a suit, so I keep my Kel Tec PF9 in a Remora #5 at about 3:30 in my pants under my suit coat.

 

OWB under a loose camp shirt if I've gone to PA to shop or visit relatives. Situation dictates. It's good to have options for all possibilities.

Sig RCS (CCO) in a Sparks VM II.

 

As for OC in PA - yes you can - HOWEVER, unless you have a license that is reciprocal to PA, you cannot open carry in a vehicle or in a city of the first class (Philly is the only one in PA) - or the usual prohibited places. As for State Parks - CC is OK, there was legislation passed recently, that while not intended to address this issue, is applicable, however, there has been no test case - so in State Parks CC is OK / OC if you potentially want to be the test case.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

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