OC with badge next to gun smart or dumb?

[Mitch10mm]

I like to carry my Glock on a belt with slots for bullets like the old west, tactical boots and an operator's cap. Jeans bloused of course.

[streaker69]

I wear a tactical codpiece.

[McSull]

I wear a tactical codpiece.

Open or concealed?

[internet troll]

Open or concealed?

It's open, how else could he advertise his cock rings.

[archon]

My best guess is he plenty of room to keep it concealed...

The reason I don't carry a drop holster when I OC is because if the snake goes down the wrong way it causes problems....

[Gunsnwater]

It was just a joke. Sorry.

I get it, but you trolled him good. Still funny tho. Sorry archon, it was funny. I'll cut to the bone on the subject. Didn't read the rest yet. Might be late.

Cause them badges be ghey.

[Gunsnwater]

One of my thoughts was would it be a good idea to somehow get a state issued badge if you wanted to OC. Sort of like a way to tell a cop that might be approaching you that you have a license even though they still might be able to demand to see it. I mean my car has inspection stickers and (up until this year) registration stickers. Those visually verify that I am following the law even though during a traffic stop I still might have to produce documentation to back up those stickers.

Does any other state have such a practice? I tried to search around the internet and couldn't find anything. I found a really old article that suggested a bill was put in Texas implementing a voluntary badge system along with legalizing OC. But, that was basically it.

Omg Justin was right.

[Gunsnwater]

Lolololololol

[Gunsnwater]

I wear a tactical codpiece.

Sounds like a fishy merkin.

[archon]

Sounds like a fishy merkin.

Well from what his wife reports there is plenty of room to carry both in front behind the wasteband and also crossdraw. No comment on the smell of the holster. Will leave that up to those who have done a "live fire action" event with him.