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srothstein wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2019 5:09 pm I think this is interesting and I disagree with the DPS on what a belt is, I guess. The Code Construction Act says that if a term is not defined in the law, then it has the same meaning as the common usage of the term. I think most people would say that the term belt means something going around the waist (I will grant the exception is machine gunners).

I could see where you can certainly argue that a belly band is a type of belt, though I would not have thought so. I do not expect this to come up very often since that would most likely be concealed anyway.

But I do not see how anyone could honestly think the average jury member would say that an ankle holster is a belt holster. I could be wrong, but I would not think an openly visible ankle holster would be legal. I would not recommend chancing it.

ConcealThis wrote: ↑Wed Apr 10, 2019 11:45 am You didn't ask but this is worth thinking about. My biggest problem with there magnets is it you're in an accident that involves a decent impact then your pistol is going to become a projectile in your vehicle.
Your best option for under dash mounting will be to rig up a holster with retention. But, in the event of a serious impact your holster with retained pistol might still go flying through the car. Interior panels, especially if they're old, aren't meant to retain loads. Food for thought.

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