Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 3:08 pm
so far from what i've learned here watch your surroundings and most of all watch people around you always amongst other things that i learn every day here.
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Printing and the definition of concealed are highly discretionary. If someone only casually scrutinizing your appearance could deduce beyond reasonable doubt that you are carrying a handgun, it is not concealed. However, a big bulge under your jacket at hip level is generally little else, and a big bulge inside your shirt and waistband around your hips is a bigger giveaway. Other things it could be (colostomy bag, external pacemaker, other medical device) are rarer than a handgun in most people's minds. A bulge at 6:00 IWB is a dead giveaway.bpet wrote:Being new to concealed carry, I must admit that I'm still a little confused about what concealed really means. I've read many threads on this forum that talk about consequences of printing (hysterical women running screaming through the aisles of the walmart, children crying, and panic reaching a level of intensity that makes an earthquake seem mild), however, I'm still not clear on what would happen legally as long as the exposure was not intentional or threatening.
Any day making these guys uncomfortable is well-spent.DoubleActionCHL wrote:It might not be comfortable for the guys voting for Hillary Clinton...
12 o'clock is directly in front of you, If you extend your right arm out to your right side you will be pointing at 3 o'clock; behind you is 6 o'clock and your left is 9 o'clock.Oldgringo wrote:New CHL permit question:
What do the references to various "o'clock" AND IWB initials, etc. meanvis-a-vis concealed carry?
Thanks,
Oldgringo
bpet wrote: I can't believe that a bulge can be categorized as "printing", if so, some of us are in real trouble.