Where did you OC today?

[LockStocksAndBarrel]

All over today. Went to Christos Restaurant in Plymouth for breakfast with my wife. Sat right next to a Plymouth LEO. Nothing was said. Around lunch time went to Speedway gas station in Plymouth to get a Sweet Tea. There was a Marshall County Deputy standing right by the register. Again, nothing was said. Went to Walmart, then to pick the kids up from school. Took my daughter to her eye appointment in South Bend, then out to eat at Texas Roadhouse. As usual, nothing was said.

I'm sure everyone was much too frightened to say anything. You should be a good citizen and hide that thing before someone reacts and outlaws the Bill of Rights!

Now, what did I do with my purple? I know it was here yesterday!

 

[BlueEagle]

To the dentist today. Nobody mentioned it.

 

[mrobnoxious1]

Plymouth BMV

 

[tr1gg3r]

OC'd to Twenty Tap, Lowe's at Glendale, and to Fry's. All was well.

 

[drysdaleg]

Got my permit today and made a quick run to diary queen. No one said anything. It was a great experience

 

[inlineman]

I am not a vet but do appreciate the current armed forces as well as the vets but to answer your question everywhere I went. Walmart ,and all over the place paying bills plus I got an ice cream and took it there also.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Just left kroger in Greenwood. When i was leaving, the two self-checkout guys were looking at me and talking, the store manager was now by the exit helping bag for some reason, and there was now an officer in the entryway. This is the same store, and same officer from this old thread https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...lays_intimidation_card_draws_no_response.html

he was on his cell phone and turned around as i walked out, with his impd car up next to the store outside. i expect he wanted to give me another chiding about how OC is wrong and how he could take my gun if he wanted to XD

 

[jeremy]

The Cracker Barrel at 465 and 421...
Let's see I did Disarm when I took my Wife to the Airport...
Then there was a trip into REI Armed, wondered around in there for about an hour...
Then across the street to look at some Targets at Gander Mountain...
Then the Sears store in Fishers...
-Funny thing about that was there was 4 employees standing at the entrance when I walked in and only 1 of them even noticed I had a pistol OC. The others were oblivious till he asked them if the noticed I had a Firearm on...
Then to 21st Amendment in Westfield...
Then back to the house...

 

[WC Deer Hunter]

Unfortunately no where today because I was in OH all day. If only there was a constitutional amendment or god given right for me to keep and bear my arms without infringement. Maybe someday.

 

[Hammerhead]

Unfortunately no where today because I was in OH all day. If only there was a constitutional amendment or god given right for me to keep and bear my arms without infringement. Maybe someday.

OC is legal in OH. Just not while you're in your car.

 

[protias]

OC is legal in OH. Just not while you're in your car.

Unless you have a permit that is recognized, like UT.

 

[WC Deer Hunter]

OC is legal in OH. Just not while you're in your car.

Yes I am aware of that. It's also a huge hassle and not worth the bs of locking it up every time you get in the car and getting it back out every time you get out of the car.

 

[Hammerhead]

I'm sure you're aware of it. However, your statement that you didn't because you were in OH didn't provide that it is legal to do so. Someone else might not have known and I wanted to make sure that the proper information was available.

 

[BowhuntnHoosier]

I'm sure you're aware of it. However, your statement that you didn't because you were in OH didn't provide that it is legal to do so. Someone else might not have known and I wanted to make sure that the proper information was available.

Thanks....I did not know it was legal for an IN resident LTCH holder to OC in OH. What is this about having to lock it up while in a vehicle then I can OC it when I get out????? Please explain. Thank You

 

[WC Deer Hunter]

Thanks....I did not know it was legal for an IN resident LTCH holder to OC in OH. What is this about having to lock it up while in a vehicle then I can OC it when I get out????? Please explain. Thank You

Anyone can open carry in Ohio no license or permit required although they are not friendly to you for it ar all.

Even in plain site Ohio considers it to
be concealed if your in a car. Therefore you must lock it up and empty the mag because a loaded magazine is considered a loaded gun in Ohio also. To much hassle for me which is why I rarely go there if I can help it.

 

[jrmann_86]

Frank and merrys, parents house, Walmart, thorntons, home.

 

[Steve B]

Plymouth Walmart, Lakeville Family medicine (doc's office), Walkerton CVS and at home.

 

[Hammerhead]

Of course I make the statement regularly that OC is legal in OH, but yesterday I had to leave my sidearm at home, or rather at a friend's house, when I went to OH. If it hadn't been for the fact that I was going onto Wright-Patt AFB proper, I would have just left it in the car. Not knowing what procedures they'd have in place, it could have been just an ID check (it was) or a full on car search and sign in procedure (it wasn't). Not only that, but because of the locations on the base I was traveling to, I had to enter and leave through two separate gates. This meant ID checks at both. Also went over to the USAF Museum for the day. They have gun-buster signs, but those are only backed by OH law and are a trespass issue. I don't have an AZ, UT, or FL permit, so I couldn't have concealed anyway.

I did feel 100% better when I got back last evening and could change clothes and strap up again. I hybrid carried to go see The Avengers and then OC'd at Cabell's and both Wal-Mart and the Murphy's gas station in Shelbyville.

 

[Burnsy]

Leo's Feed in Cedar Lake, Target in St John, a liqure store that I can't remember the name of in Cedar lake and Walgreens in Lowell. Not even a glance.

 

[jeremy]

From the Lazy boy to the Fridge for another Beer...