"Made" a CC'er printing in Home Depot (Stroudsburg)

**vicious** · February 29th, 2012, 05:28 PM

Originally Posted by TaurusPT140

i guess i am guilty of "sloppy carry" ..lol
some days my shirt print, some days half of my gun is showing, some days my flies is down, and some days all of the above.
i mainly carry open, but i don't really have a real "concealed carry method" my concealed carry is when ever my shirt want to cover it

Do whatever you want, but to me it just screams "shoot me first"

**TheWolff** · February 29th, 2012, 05:34 PM

Originally Posted by vicious

Do whatever you want, but to me it just screams "shoot me first"

Any record of that ever happening?

**vicious** · February 29th, 2012, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by TheWolff

Any record of that ever happening?

Yes, but would it change your mind?

I really can not overstate the extent to which I do not give a fuck about you guys playing lethal weapon dress up. Go back to the open carry forum.

**PennsyPlinker** · February 29th, 2012, 05:51 PM

I'm going to tell everyone right now, do not turn this thread into an OC/CC debate. That goes for everyone. Do you read this and understand, Marc?

**jpg5080** · February 29th, 2012, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by vicious

Reasons why concealing with gun guy shirts is a stupid practice. If he was wearing a hoodie of any other type, you probably wouldn't have looked twice at him.

This isn't concealed carry, this is sloppy carry.

I definitely notice if someone is wearing firearms apparel and look them over thoroughly. (picked out a guy on the train last week with a 5.11 briefcase) For this reason I choose not to wear "identifying" clothes or put NRA or SIG bumper stickers on my car. At the same time though, I do not worry about printing or my shirt/jacket accidentally riding up.

Vicious apparently prefers invisible carry over concealed. Different strokes for different folks.

**longcall911** · February 29th, 2012, 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by snakeman21

Stopped at the Home Depot yesterday to pick up some paint for the bedroom. There was a man that looked to be in his mid to late 30's that caught my attention because of the dark blue (or maybe black) Springfield Armory hoodie he was wearing. I looked to see if he was carrying, and I'm pretty sure he was CC'ing a fairly large handgun. There was a significant bulge at the right side around 3 o'clock or so. He passed me a few minutes later in an aisle and bent over for something, making whatever he had stick out against the hoodie... Looked a lot like the grip of a semi-auto.

Sooo... Was it anyone here? What were you actually carrying? Just curious.

EDIT: Oh, forgot to mention: This was at about 11:30 am.

Wasn't me, but if it's the guy I'm thinking of, that was his colostomy bag.

He normally keeps it neatly concealed...

**Justin** · February 29th, 2012, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by vicious

Reasons why concealing with gun guy shirts is a stupid practice. If he was wearing a hoodie of any other type, you probably wouldn't have looked twice at him.

This isn't concealed carry, this is sloppy carry.

What a dumb, completely illogical thing to say. Who cares if he was noticed or not? Did you see the person in question? What made you think it was "sloppy". The person was obviously carrying as he saw fit. Not everyone in life has the same objective as you, and your objective isn't the "correct" one, it is simply yours.

**TheWolff** · February 29th, 2012, 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by vicious

I really can not overstate the extent to which I do not give a fuck about you guys playing lethal weapon dress up. Go back to the open carry forum.

Well, you say that, but you came in here to crap all over this thread because you cared about how the guy was dressed up. You stressed several times a very strong opinion of how people choose to carry. You clearly care about it more than I do, since I never made mention of how you, I, or the guy in HD dressed (except to note that I don't wear hoodies), yet you felt like you should insult me and lump me in with a group of people based on what you think I might do. Enjoy my ignore list, troll.

**fragmag** · February 29th, 2012, 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by Justin

What a dumb, completely illogical thing to say. Who cares if he was noticed or not? Did you see the person in question? What made you think it was "sloppy". The person was obviously carrying as he saw fit. Not everyone in life has the same objective as you, and your objective isn't the "correct" one, it is simply yours.

Spot on Justin.

Back on topic, have we deduced who the "sloppy" carryer is yet?