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Tinseltown in the Woodlands, this afternoon...saw a guy carrying OWB at 3 o'clock under a black t-shirt. From the outline it looked like a Glock. He was slightly bent over at the time, drying his hands next to me. Saw him standing straight a few minutes later; you couldn't see it then but he was making some adjustments, moving it around. Understandable after sitting through a 2 hour movie.
After reading the recent "cuffed & stuffed" thread, I'd hate for it to happen to someone else. Maybe try an IWB holster? Be careful out there.

Maybe it was the same guy from a week or so ago

http://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=34129

There's a difference between printing and completely exposed to sunshine. Also, The Woodlands is pretty conservative compared to the mini Kalistans around Austin.

hooknbullet:

You should have helped a brother out and let him
know his Second Amendment was showing.

Then just suggest a slightly more voluminous T-shirt.

It would be so much cheaper to hear it from you than
"Put your hands on your head soon and don't move."
from the man in the uniform.

SIA

deleted. stupid comment!

can2boy wrote:i would have called security. ignorance of the law excuses no one.

Slavish devotion to the law harms plenty, though.

So, why would you have called security? For what? He harmed no one, and broke no law (unless bending over constitutes "willful failure to conceal".

can2boy wrote:i would have called security. ignorance of the law excuses no one.

r u serious? i would seriously question your knowledge of every state and federal law in the united states. you sound like one of those cops who thinks they know everything.

sorry guys i really thought that printing while bending/standing was against texas chl law. i guess i should re-read my handbook.
but after 3 years of cc, i work really hard on concealing my weapon and make sure i don't print. i just get so mad at people who doesn't do the same.

its ok we will have the police called on you the next time you break a law.

can2boy wrote:sorry guys i really thought that printing while bending/standing was against texas chl law. i guess i should re-read my handbook.
but after 3 years of cc, i work really hard on concealing my weapon and make sure i don't print. i just get so mad at people who doesn't do the same.

Sheesh , I hope you give it a real good read. I don't understand though why a guy who was printing would make you so mad. He could have been an LEO or other person who is authorized by law to carry openly.

can2boy wrote:i would have called security. ignorance of the law excuses no one.

The law says "intentional failure to conceal," not "printing while bending over in a rest room.

We should call security every time someone shows us their plumber's crack....now that is a crime!

longhorn_92 wrote:We should call security every time someone shows us their plumber's crack....now that is a crime!

Depends.... Now it it's mine, then that is definitely a felony.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

longhorn_92 wrote:We should call security every time someone shows us their plumber's crack ... now that is a crime!

Depends ... Now it it's mine, then that is definitely a felony.

In your case, it might be a "capital" offense.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but "printing" in itself is not against the law. Willful failure to conceal is not the same as printing.

As to the subject of the OP, I'd of let him know and if he took it with good humor, suggest an alternate method of concealment. I would hope if someone noticed mine, they would do the same.