Open Carry

[AustinGlock]

Not a fan of Open carry, but if it could deal with the printing issue then so be it, but mine would still be concealed. I wouldn't want to lose that tactical advatage that comes with the element of surprise.

[mgood]

. . . if it could deal with the printing issue then so be it. . . .

I realize that AustinGlock won't be replying, but there seems to be a lot of people who think we need open carry so you won't get in trouble if someone spots your weapon that you thought was concealed.
I'm not against open carry. I would support it.
But there is no printing issue. Unless it's an intentional fairlure to conceal, then printing and wardrobe malfunctions are not crimes.

[03Lightningrocks]

But there is no printing issue. Unless it's an intentional fairlure to conceal, then printing and wardrobe malfunctions are not crimes.

[Cobra Medic]

They're not crimes but handog and others know that not a crime doesn't mean not a problem.

[03Lightningrocks]

They're not crimes but handog and others know that not a crime doesn't mean not a problem.

Allowing open carry is not going to keep some scardy cat from calling the cops and reporting a person with a gun. It also won't prevent an over reaction as happened to handog. Police can still wig out and blast you, like the guy in Nevada found out.