thursday i had a busy day and over all it turned out to be pretty awesome. btw i was OC through this whole day!
it started out, i had to run to my bank (centra) and get a money order. it was pretty busy in there (prolly waited 20 mins) i was standing in line and not one person said anything to me. i was expecting someone to say something or give me a look. not that i was trying to draw attention to myself or push my luck. when i got to bank tellar she gave my money order and noticed my gun she smiled and asked if i was in law enforcement. i proceeded to tell her that its everyones right to have/carry a hand gun and how to give a license to do so. next i go to uncle bills on the east side of indy to get some store credit on some fish i couldnt keep anymore. while i was waiting for help a store employee asked me what kinda gun i had (xd40) i told him and he told me he carries a beretta 9mm. we talked for a little bit about guns while transferring my fish into one of their tanks. got my store credit and left. on my way home my ole lady called and asked me to pick up some food from the store. got to the store and was checking out and the cashier asked me if i had to pay extra to OC. i told her in indiana that theres no law stating you cant OC and that i always do. she then told me that she has had her LTCH and always CC because she didnt know it was legal to OC. which i thought was very odd. after that i ran to the gas station before i went home to get a polar pop and gas and hear a man say is that an xd and i said yes. he then told me he loves his springfield xd9 and swears by it.
after a whole day of OC i figured i would of ran into someone who would of tried to give me a hard time about OC but all the situations i came accross turned out to be great. i was pretty shocked when i got home that i had so many comments about my gun and them all turn out to be a good conversation. i just wish more people would be more open and less nervous about people that OC. i felt good about myself giving people information about OC and there right to carry their own gun.
it started out, i had to run to my bank (centra) and get a money order. it was pretty busy in there (prolly waited 20 mins) i was standing in line and not one person said anything to me. i was expecting someone to say something or give me a look. not that i was trying to draw attention to myself or push my luck. when i got to bank tellar she gave my money order and noticed my gun she smiled and asked if i was in law enforcement. i proceeded to tell her that its everyones right to have/carry a hand gun and how to give a license to do so. next i go to uncle bills on the east side of indy to get some store credit on some fish i couldnt keep anymore. while i was waiting for help a store employee asked me what kinda gun i had (xd40) i told him and he told me he carries a beretta 9mm. we talked for a little bit about guns while transferring my fish into one of their tanks. got my store credit and left. on my way home my ole lady called and asked me to pick up some food from the store. got to the store and was checking out and the cashier asked me if i had to pay extra to OC. i told her in indiana that theres no law stating you cant OC and that i always do. she then told me that she has had her LTCH and always CC because she didnt know it was legal to OC. which i thought was very odd. after that i ran to the gas station before i went home to get a polar pop and gas and hear a man say is that an xd and i said yes. he then told me he loves his springfield xd9 and swears by it.
after a whole day of OC i figured i would of ran into someone who would of tried to give me a hard time about OC but all the situations i came accross turned out to be great. i was pretty shocked when i got home that i had so many comments about my gun and them all turn out to be a good conversation. i just wish more people would be more open and less nervous about people that OC. i felt good about myself giving people information about OC and there right to carry their own gun.
