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boomerang wrote: If the driver is a gang member, a convicted felon, or committing a crime (other than a simple traffic offense) that may be true.

well, southboundp , i guess that means you have to leave it at home..

Drewthetexan wrote:I think I like the under the seat idea.

if you can secure it properly , it works well..its not in plain sight , yet just reach down and there it is.
it would be wise to make sure the holster has a thumbreak to avoid the gun from getting loose and ending up under the brake pedal.

im not to sure you can call that concealed

i have actually tinkered with mounting one of those cheap Academy nylon holsters with a thumb snap under my seat.
it works pretty good. quick access , yet secure.

depending on the vehicle, you can use the metal belt clip to attach it to the frame of the seat .
works fine in my truck, but some cars dont have too much room under there.

once i get my plastic , i'll probably carry this way while driving during work.
i'm on the road a lot during the day.

the most disturbing thing in that picture is the McDonalds cup
now back to the topic..
i would definitely call that "failure to conceal "
i keep mine in the glove box, but i keep my insurance card in my sun visor ...that way, you dont have to open
the glove box and expose your firearm if you were to be stopped for a traffic violation .