Did this police officer act correctly?

**blackjack50** · 06-30-15, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by VanceMack

Ive carried for 33 years. I can honestly say Ive never flashed a weapon in 33 years. But lets be honest...if you raise your arms above shoulder level and your gun becomes exposed, you are not carrying concealed effectively.

I disagree. It REALLY depends on environment. I live in Florida. It was 98 degrees excluding humidity the other day. You can't dress well enough to cover all the time. Especially if you enter and exit vehicles. That kind of thing. My shirt got pulled up as I was dealing with my dog the other day. Someone at the gas station next to me saw my piece. He was a fellow NRA member though and told me. It happens. Rarely. But it does.

**VanceMack** · 06-30-15, 11:56 AM

Originally Posted by stonewall50

I disagree. It REALLY depends on environment. I live in Florida. It was 98 degrees excluding humidity the other day. You can't dress well enough to cover all the time. Especially if you enter and exit vehicles. That kind of thing. My shirt got pulled up as I was dealing with my dog the other day. Someone at the gas station next to me saw my piece. He was a fellow NRA member though and told me. It happens. Rarely. But it does.

I also disagree but this will be my last comment on it. Im REALLY not trying to argue.

I adjust my carry weapon and style to clothing, weather, environment, even locale. If I'm wearing nothing more than a t-shirt and shorts, my Ruger LCP in a pocket holster does just fine. Sometimes hip carry is just fine. Sometimes a shoulder rig or a belly band are in order.

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