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To: buccaneer81
willing to bet that a prosecutor would charge you with carrying concealed if you didn't have a permit.

Whereas I see it as "open carry" that is just a little harder for a pickpocket or mugger to snatch. Sort of open with some (dis)assembly required; a layer of safety, no? In a busy city you might not want to be TOO open.
Anyhoo, if people can easily see it, how can they call it concealed?

46 posted on 03/30/2008 1:35:29 PM PDT by 668 - Neighbor of the Beast (VA is for lovers, but PA is the Saudi Arabia of coal.)
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To: 668 - Neighbor of the Beast
Anyhoo, if people can easily see it, how can they call it concealed?

I agree with you. But I've seen examples of prosecutorial "interpretation" up close and personal. Some prosecutors are as low as some defense attorneys.

50 posted on 03/30/2008 1:39:32 PM PDT by buccaneer81 (Bob Taft has soiled the family name for the next century.)
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To: 668 - Neighbor of the Beast

I wonder how the law looks at a fully covered holster, like a traditional military or hunting holster with a full coverage leather flap? This could become a trendy place to keep a mulitool or a cell phone....or a pistol. Keep ‘em guessing.


155 posted on 03/31/2008 6:28:03 AM PDT by Travis McGee (---www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com---)
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