Concealed Means Concealed

Posted this to show you folks that a good bit of "hardware" can be concealed without trying very hard:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZT2Jf8_E-8&feature=related

he has a bunch of weapons for sure.

He has way to many weapons on him to be able to control all of them, if leathal force was not called for at first. It is easy to carry concealed with your shirt untucked. I have problems concealing in dress clothes w/o a blaser. I front pocket carry, but I am considering just wearing sports coats.

The "point" of the the vid is to show you CAN hide "boo koo" weapons without dressing in a full length over coat...That's all

Yeah I know. Have you seen the B film Bowling for Columbine? At the end of it the kid pulls out a whole collection from JNCO/saggy pants and a long shirt.

Have not seen it...Just wanted "the folks" to see what is possible...

Lots of folks think its a major under taking to go concealed....

Just takes a little prep...and most of all a different "mindset"

Yeah its not a major undertaking, but it is important to be comfortable. Get a full size glock in a Small Of Back holster and ride in a car alot...chances are you wont carry much. Therefore, I stress the proper gun and gear.

Amen on the gear..One of the most over looked is a good gun belt.

Those thin dress belts out of cardboard don't get it.

Next time your out (wal mart, home depot, grocery) take a few minutes to watch people. How many do you think are carrying? Most of the time it is hard to tell. I carry IWB and with phones and such that everyone carries nowadays it is impossible to tell that it is a firearm even when I'm wearing a tight T-shirt! BTW my holster is tuckable also. I can go most places undetected.

Rbelote wrote:Yeah I know. Have you seen the B film Bowling for Columbine? At the end of it the kid pulls out a whole collection from JNCO/saggy pants and a long shirt.

Yea --- saw it -- interesting and a little scary!!