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jmra wrote:Late to the party, but here are some thoughts:
- if the pics had been posted in the OP, this thread would have been a lot shorter.
- I have a friend that wears an insulin pump that looks just like that when he he wearing that type shirt.
- if you can't tell if it is a jframe, a Glock, or a Kimber he is perfectly fine.
- "an ordinary person" wouldn't have the first thought about this being a gun.
- the vast majority of people in Texas (and outside Texas) falsely assume that the average joe can carry anywhere and anyway he wants in Texas. After all, it's Texas.
- the best way for one to get his nose bent is to stick it where it does not belong.

TXBO wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Obviously not a tumor this time. What would you do in this situation that's more obvious it's a gun?

http://www.guns.com/2014/11/19/editoria ... led-carry/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Recently my wife and I went indoor skydiving. One guy in particular stood out to me. He was also there to go skydiving. When he walked in with his wife, I immediately noticed a firearm on the right side of his hip. He wore a tight T-shirt, so his gun was printing. His shirt wasn’t tucked in and it wasn’t long enough to cover the barrel of his pistol either. His outside the waistband holster even allowed me to see his aftermarket fiber optic front sight.

See the comments below the article.

I think the author pontificates some pretty irrational conclusions just from seeing a gun.