^ This is GREAT church carry and how most of the armed church security do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
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^ This is GREAT church carry and how most of the armed church security do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
two thoughts:
1) I'm kinda surprised there's any churches in Denver (other than maybe one of those gay United Methodist or Unitarian churches all the hippies go to) :p
2) Time to start practicing drawing from concealment ... unload your gun and put the ammo in another room and then just practice over and over drawing and re-holstering (this also helps break in a holster ... I'm always amazed how many people never properly break in their holster and then wonder why its so hard to draw out of).
^^ Pfft... Hard to "look prettier" with a well-worn in holster.
I have an IWB fromHBar. MMMmm wonder if he'll start doing a prettier pistol holster line. For those more interested in optics than practicality.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
A self-defense weapon should be felt, not seen.
Also, I would rather not make myself a primary target by showing I'm a potential threat. I want surprise on my side.
A lot of good thoughts in here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3JOXMjo1s4
This thread went in a different direction from the intent of wanting to know about potential legal consequence in communist Denver.
The only time I tuck my shirt in is for weddings, funerals and Sunday morning. So my holster choices pretty much reflect that. For example I have an iwb holster for my glock 20 that I've had for 15 years.
I also put my keltec p3at back in unreliable status until I get that thing better figured out, and I don't like that pistol much anyways. I do have an OWB holster for the HK USP compact and I do have one jacket that's 24 years old that probably should be retired. With the weather getting colder I probably could make do with that rig with a few adjustments. All that still requires a noticeable wardrobe update for myself (and retiring of more than long sleeve button shirts I only ever wear to church).
The answer, in short, is no.
https://www.mydenveraccidentlawfirm....s-in-colorado/
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Don't do it open in Denver, man. Google up Rick Stanley and see where that got him.
Odd about Castle Rock. Totally didn't know that. When I lived there, a buddy and I used to go to Waffle House all the time w/ OC. Cops were always in there. We even asked once what the Castle Rock PD's opinion on the matter was and the kind officer replied, "More the merrier. Enjoy your dinner!"Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGrey
Yes, but the OP was referencing the city and county of Denver. ("Denver city limits")
I wouldn't open carry in our state or any other state. IMO, it's just asking for trouble.