So why do you open carry?

[Montanya]

Yeah me too, with wisdom like that how can I argue those points!

[Emptymag]

Ever notice how the OC "haters" feel compelled to add their wisdom even when the title of the thread is, and I quote,(see, little quote marks!)So why do you open carry?

I made the "you" red, for effect.

[Pierce8468]

.Open carry is ridiculous. There I said it.

Not only was that comment ridiculous, but perhaps if you read some of these post's you would see a reason to open carry!

I started this thread to get some insight into why some people prefer to open cary, and or oc occasionally. Me personaly I don't know if ocing is for me. Although I do see the times where ocing may help me tacticaly. I am aware that it may go against me. Perhaps it is because I live in this wonderful city of Philadelphia, that I have a different perspective on cc, or ocing. Although it is my choice to carry my weapon in witch ever manner I choose. Just as it is each of thier choices to carry thier weapons in the manner they choose!

with that bieng said you should as a gun owner respect thier choices!!!!!

[Pierce8468]

Ever notice how the OC "haters" feel compelled to add their wisdom even when the title of the thread is, and I quote,(see, little quote marks!)So why do you open carry?

I made the "you" red, for effect.

And it was started by a cc'er

[Zef_66]

I CC most of the time. At work, I have to because of company policy. But when I am at home and around the house, I OC. Just easier and more comfortable.

Also, on my drive to and from work, I OC. Again, more comfortable and easier. If I stop at walmart or to get gas or groceries, the gun stays right on my hip in plain view. Never had a problem yet...but I did get some odd looks.

[reverserboy]

Acording to Blackhawk's website, not all of their SERPA holsters come with the belt loop option. However you can buy the belt loop from them for $10.

Ahhhh....OK. I don't have the beltloop. That awnsers that. Thanks.