This is just me, but seeing this on a man is no different than a coat with a significant bulge at 3:00. Yes, it could be something else, but for me, I always interpret it as a person carrying. Call it step 1 of situational awareness.
West Virginia where no one could care less. I said itās what I was told didnāt I? The point he was making I guess is if itās out there for the world to see itās open carry which no one cares about either because you donāt even need a permit to conceal here but in open carry you just look dumb but anyway point was if you untuck your shirt and it covers your gun and it canāt be seen itās considered concealed once again. I donāt give a flying donut what anyone thinks about shirts
Well sorry Mark712 was just asking a question didnāt mean to upset you. I donāt give a flying donut about shirts either. Have a nice day.
Iāve got one like the NAA but itās made by Standard and itās got a little lever that flips it open in .22 mag.and in ur pocket you never know itās there, or anyone else I mean. I think itās got a pocket clip I canāt remember, I got it sitting at the front door where I keep my keys Iāll have to check in a cpl minutes when Iām in there
Hey you was the one that said ā a shirt has nothing to do with itā I was saying something and a fā¦in shirt was part of the point the guy was making, Geesh donāt act like itās on me. And you have a nice day.
My NAA mini gets mileage during those steamy summer months. Athletic/elastic waistband shorts limit options as far as concealed carry is concerned; this mini serves me well - better than throwing a handful of sand at an assailant.
During colder, long pants weather, it travels as a backup companionā¦just in case.
But as you, Mark712 said, it is concealable and not going elk hunting with me.
ahhh⦠ummm⦠odd???
is that a foot attachment at the bottom???
I saw a guy yesterday in Publix with that exact same pack, but all black. Florida does not allow open carry. Anyway, not to stereotype, but this dude was about 6ā5", big black stetson hat, nice boots and leather belt with long gray curly hair coming out all around the hat. My first reaction was, if he could open carry, heād have a big old Smith model 29 .44 mag in a tooled leather holster, but heās stuck hiding what Iām sure is a beautiful gun inside that bag.
Anyway, I couldnāt see a gun, so it seemed concealed to me.
Is that your concealed carry at 12:00 IWB or are you just happy to see me?
If you canāt āseeā an actual gun it is concealed.
Itās a ghost foot
Yup if it canāt be seen itās concealedā¦., even by a shirt hanging over it
I just looked ( forgot yesterday) and mine doesnāt have the pocket clip but itās nice, no one had them when they came out because they were all sold out and the maker Standard Manufacturers or thatās what the box said told dealers it would be months before they could get any more out so my son got on gunbroker where he has a cpl accounts and gets almost all of his guns from had a cpl so I got it from there and it was a grip to for that little thing. But you was saying about hunting I guess some .22 mag bird or snake shot would be in order for a snake if you didnāt wanna make a lot of noise lol ! Heck Iāve got a small box of .44 mag shot shells, those blue plastic tip things but Iāve never shot any of them cause Iāve got one of those Ranch Hands in .44 mag, the little prolly 24ā lever action by Rossi. Didnāt wanna spend the over priced Henry one cause the Rossi costed enuf
Youāre right about the snake shot. Although itāll work the barrel may not be long enough to hold a good pattern.
In the grand scheme of things itās all good!
Missed my point, I will go slower, itās not concealed to everyone, let that sink in, sure, I cannot see the actual firearm, but, I also canāt look directly at the Sun either, but I know itās there, so unless the man with the fanny pack in really lite in the loafers drinking a Bud Light, I will stick to my experiences and see a firearm inside that fanny pack, yes, it is one time I will assume, thus, I see the firearm and will be mindful of an armed fanny packer nearby. It is OK for you to think otherwise, but I see it differently, and in all honesty many here reading this can also see a funny pack packing a firearm as well.
Situational awareness means you see that oh-so-manly fanny pack, situation recognition means that you see the firearm inside of it. Its OK to assume on that one. I would.
Assuming it is there is NOT knowing it is a firearm.
I can assume any bulge in a personās coat, fanny pack or bag is a firearm, but I will not always be right, will I? (Yes or no question)
No, it means you ASSUME there is a firearm, nothing more.
Not every Fanny pack is used for carrying a handgun, but any Fanny pack could be carrying a handgun. What you imagine you might see vs. what you actually see until a firearm is revealed might be a bone of contention in a court of law. Yes, be situational aware, and stay safe. But, as the expression goes be careful about: āJumping the gun.ā A false start with a premature trigger pull and a bullet that canāt be recalled for any item other than a firearm being retrieved from a Fanny pack could have very regrettable consequences. Be sure of your actual threat. Like being sure of your target when hunting is not another hunter vs. the game you are hunting.
So, is this concealed?
Why do I have 2 metal clips on my belt?
Anyone with situational awareness enough to notice the clips is likely to conclude (correctly) that I have a gun under my shirt.
I donāt normally tuck my shirt, but I thought I would for the holster thread where the OP is looking for a tuckable unit
Two clips on belt, right hand dominant, one firearm, and one backup magazine, or another smaller firearm as a BUG backup gun.
I would think that if it were a magazine it might be closer to the off hand, to keep the weapon hand on the grip.
A BUG closer to 6 oāclock makes more sense than a mag unless he can reach it with his left hand.