Where did you OC today thread: Part 2

[ArcadiaGP]

Few places. Wing n It last night, awful service as usual. One very drunk guy at bar stared for a while.

BP today. Worker starting to recognize me, got some nice words.

Walked into PNC on 86th. No security... But when I walked out, there was security waiting at door. Just said "have a nice day", I responded likewise.

 

[nakinate]

Home Depot and Marsh in Noblesville. I got great customer service at Home Depot.

 

[jgreiner]

Sigh, nowhere.......because even having a gun in my car is a felony in this city. So carrying will wait until i get home.

 

[nakinate]

Sigh, nowhere.......because even having a gun in my car is a felony in this city. So carrying will wait until i get home.

DC? That sucks

 

[cbhausen]

I've got a beauty for you all... This just happened maybe a half hour ago in the McDonald's on Green St. in Brownsburg. I was at the soda fountain filling a cup and decided to strike up a conversation with the guy OCing next to me, who was also filling his cup. All I did was ask him what he was carrying - big mistake!

He reached for his weapon (in a thumb break OWB leather holster). I asked him to please not unholster his weapon as he snapped the thumb break open. He replied, "it's okay" and withdrew the weapon.

Bear with me, this gets worse. "40 Smith and Wesson" he proudly says as he rolls the weapon ejection-port side down so I can see the markings on the slide. In doing so, he covered his own abdomen with the muzzle for several seconds (or what seemed like forever).

I was kind of freaked out and excused myself while backing away. He was kind of holding the pistol pinched between his thumb and forefinger just behind the trigger guard and I was afraid he was going to drop it right there at our feet.

I then politely told him my weapon stays in its holster unless I need it as we went our separate ways. Now, I wonder if he's here on INGO...

 

[Lebowski]

I've got a beauty for you all... This just happened maybe a half hour ago in the McDonald's on Green St. in Brownsburg. I was at the soda fountain filling a cup and decided to strike up a conversation with the guy OCing next to me, who was also filling his cup. All I did was ask him what he was carrying - big mistake!

He reached for his weapon (in a thumb break OWB leather holster). I asked him to please not unholster his weapon as he snapped the thumb break open. He replied, "it's okay" and withdrew the weapon.

Bear with me, this gets worse. "40 Smith and Wesson" he proudly says as he rolls the weapon ejection-port side down so I can see the markings on the slide. In doing so, he covered his own abdomen with the muzzle for several seconds (or what seemed like forever).

I was kind of freaked out and excused myself while backing away. He was kind of holding the pistol pinched between his thumb and forefinger just behind the trigger guard and I was afraid he was going to drop it right there at our feet.

I then politely told him my weapon stays in its holster unless I need it as we went our separate ways. Now, I wonder if he's here on INGO...

I hope this is an April Fools joke...

 

[Beau]

I hope that when stupid decides to hurt it only hurts him and it hurts bad.

 

[cbhausen]

No joke, this really happened. He also said he got the pistol when he worked as a security guard and still carries it even though he does not do that job any more. I gave my G19 a tug to show how my holster retains it as I told him that's where it stays unless I need it. I really wanted to give him an earful but decided the better course of action would be to disengage ASAP so he would re-holster and move on, which is what he did.

Cueing Kirk Freeman in 3, 2, 1... This was classic coonfingering. Next time I'll be more careful about striking up a conversation with someone who carries and I'll probably not ask what he or she is carrying. The urge to "show it" in public puzzles me. We don't walk around waving our tallywackers at each other in public. Most of us leave them "holstered" unless we mean to do business with them. Our handguns should be treated the same way. In the holster (OC or CC) unless it's business time.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Come on, you didn't have to tell everyone.

I just wanted to make sure you could see it really well.

But seriously,

 

[nakinate]

Man, that would freak me out and **** me off at the same time. I also OC'd at Harbour Market in Noblesville tonight.

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

I've got a beauty for you all... This just happened maybe a half hour ago in the McDonald's on Green St. in Brownsburg. I was at the soda fountain filling a cup and decided to strike up a conversation with the guy OCing next to me, who was also filling his cup. All I did was ask him what he was carrying - big mistake!

He reached for his weapon (in a thumb break OWB leather holster). I asked him to please not unholster his weapon as he snapped the thumb break open. He replied, "it's okay" and withdrew the weapon.

Bear with me, this gets worse. "40 Smith and Wesson" he proudly says as he rolls the weapon ejection-port side down so I can see the markings on the slide. In doing so, he covered his own abdomen with the muzzle for several seconds (or what seemed like forever).

I was kind of freaked out and excused myself while backing away. He was kind of holding the pistol pinched between his thumb and forefinger just behind the trigger guard and I was afraid he was going to drop it right there at our feet.

I then politely told him my weapon stays in its holster unless I need it as we went our separate ways. Now, I wonder if he's here on INGO...

No joke, this really happened. He also said he got the pistol when he worked as a security guard and still carries it even though he does not do that job any more. I gave my G19 a tug to show how my holster retains it as I told him that's where it stays unless I need it. I really wanted to give him an earful but decided the better course of action would be to disengage ASAP so he would re-holster and move on, which is what he did.

Cueing Kirk Freeman in 3, 2, 1... This was classic coonfingering. Next time I'll be more careful about striking up a conversation with someone who carries and I'll probably not ask what he or she is carrying. The urge to "show it" in public puzzles me. We don't walk around waving our tallywackers at each other in public. Most of us leave them "holstered" unless we mean to do business with them. Our handguns should be treated the same way. In the holster (OC or CC) unless it's business time.

WHAT A ****ING IDIOT!!!

 

[cbhausen]

I guess I should have posted all this in the "Where did you SEE OC today" thread. But I OC'd in that McD's so it's all good. I'd hate for the topic police to break out the ruler on me.

 

[X piller X]

Wow. Today while in a gun store a man kept talking to me and telling me how great his such and such was. Continually grabbing the handle every time he told me whatever random fact about his amazing super awesome sidearm

 

[nakinate]

At least hew didn't remove it from the holster. I don't care how many times you touch the grip as long as the gun stays in place.

 

[cbhausen]

That's one (more) advantage to carrying a Glock... Everyone knows what they look like. If you don't, Google it. Because I ain't pulling it out to show you.

 

[Robert8252]

Home Depot on Southport, Walmart, Taco Bell, and Sam's Club off County Line Road and Emerson.

 

[X piller X]

At least hew didn't remove it from the holster. I don't care how many times you touch the grip as long as the gun stays in place.

but he did. He didnt completely unholster, but he pulled it out about halfway a couple times.

 

[nakinate]

but he did. He didnt completely unholster, but he pulled it out about halfway a couple times.

You didn't say that in your previous post.

 

[mrobnoxious1]

DQ Plymouth

 

[Sirindu]

I OC'd for the first time Saturday riding my bike up and down the Monon Trail in Indianapolis. Also yesterday at Marsh.

No stops and no questions asked.