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      The Open Carry Argument

      Ha, Then to more accurately put it later in the evening, I CC'd when we went into Denny's later that evening; OC'd whenever I took off my coat to go to restroom and pay the bill; and then CC'd again whenever I put on my coat to leave. I'll remember from now on that true OC'ing is more...
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      "..readily be converted.."?

      Thanks for all the responses. I guess in the case of a handgun it's not a "stock". :n00b: Would it technically be the receiver? Or simply grip? I'm not going to carry to work; I was mostly wondering if taking it apart would de-classify it technically as a firearm, by the state's...
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      "..readily be converted.."?

      Yup.
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      "..readily be converted.."?

      Take my glock for instance, I field strip it and put the spring and slide in the trunk, then keep the stock and barrel in the glove box in my car. Would this still be considered "may readily be converted"? I wasn't sure if there were any cases that this kind of thing may have came up. My...
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      OC with a shoulder rig?

      The only place i've ever OC'd with my Galco Jackass rig was to the range at Applied Ballistics. The wonderful staff there didn't even mention anything about it. There were people behind me but I didn't pay any attention to if thye were bothered. Afterward, I went to a self car-wash and washed my...
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      The Open Carry Argument

      I kinda OC'd today to the town store. Used my Blackhawk Serpa holster; although it was concealed mostly by my jacket. Might take it to dinner and movie tonight with my special woman! :popcorn:
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      The Open Carry Argument

      This is precisely where I have been mislead since I first started looking in to obtaining my permit last fall. Most people [everyone, pretty much] that I talked to always gave me the impression that it was a concealed carry permit. Not friends that already had theirs, nor the local and state...
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      The Open Carry Argument

      It is a LTCH. I guess I always figured it was a "CCW" since I was told by a range employee that concealed is the "standard form of carry" in Indiana. Is there really a difference? Would it only matter if a law came into effect that prohibited/required one form of carry or the other? Does having...
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      The Open Carry Argument

      That surprises me a bit; could this open the door for people to come forth with these types of experiences? (I am assuming that it has happened to people at some point right?) Please share if so! I know that I wouldn't be in trouble for carrying OC with my licence (I have my CCW), but I'm not...
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      The Open Carry Argument

      This post is the exact reason I joined the site! To read up about topics like this. I know that someone is bound to get mad at me for this, because I'm sure it was talked about at some point in the 60-some pages of replies, but my only reservation on OC is the cops getting called because "some...
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      Blossoming gun enthusiast

      Hey all! I'm a semi-recent college grad originally from Fort Wayne, looking to move closer to Indianapolis once I can find a new job to be with my fiance. You probably wouldn't have guessed it, but I'm the proud owner of a Glock23 gen4. I just bought it this past fall and I love it. One day...
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