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The Annoyed Man wrote:I suspect that you could probably have dropped your gun and nobody would have noticed it. It would have just registered as "stuff" from your camera bag if they saw it at all. Most people just aren't that aware.

And most CHL's, especially newer ones like me, tend to be hyper-aware of such things.

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longtooth wrote:No legal offence if a mag shows. You are in good company. Every old hand on the board has had mags on the floor somewhere at sometime. My 1st mag pouch was a cell phone case. $$$s were precious then as now. Mine went on the floor at Lowe's. Absolutely the ONLY thing you need to fret is how your photo customers would respond.

Legally NO SWEAT.!!!!!!!!

Would the same be true for loose rounds?

Say for example someone saw you filling a speed loader.

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apostate wrote:I'm not sure. What law requires magazines to be concealed?

Perhaps none, but it could possibly "spook" someone enough to make an issue out of it. But then again, some might not even recognize what it was.

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At my last photo shoot, I put a 15 round Glock 19 magazine in the camera bag, and at one point it tumbled out when I was taking out some other equipment while the bag was on the ground.

I immediately picked it up and put it back before anyone noticed, but had anyone seen it would it have been considered a brandish?

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