Where did you OC today?

[recon]

Great Clips

The Discount Den

The new chili restaraunt (forget the name)

 

[BowhuntnHoosier]

My first time OCing with my new Sig P226!

Both Terre Haute Wal-Marts(they were both completely out of Hoppe's 9! )

Jimmy John's

Terre Haute Sporting Clays

Glad to hear TH was nice to ya. I OC quite often all over town. No one has said anything other than "nice" and "is that a Glock?".

 

[finnegan]

Cititrends. I'm a bigger guy, and sometimes they have something decent and "non-thuggish" in my size. Just got tired of trying to hide the CZ75 while trying on jackets/ hoodies so OC'd for about an hour.

 

[jmartin72]

My first time OCing with my new Sig P226!

Both Terre Haute Wal-Marts(they were both completely out of Hoppe's 9! )

Jimmy John's

Terre Haute Sporting Clays

I'm at Terre Haute Sporting Clays almost every weekend shooting on the pistol range.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Nowhere, because I've been in Austin, Texas for a few days, and will remain here until Tuesday.

So many signs everywhere I go saying "FELONY IF YOU HAVE A GUN ETC ETC"

 

[Hoosierdood]

OC'ed at Christo's Restaurant in Plymouth yesterday when I took my wife out for breakfast. We sat at a window booth, with a Plymouth police officer at a center table looking right at us. I had my strong side facing him so he obviously had a real good look. He didn't hassle us, ask for my LTCH, or anything else. Funny thing is that my Bro in law ended up showing up with a friend toward the end of our breakfast. The LEO was just getting up to leave, and my Bro in law didn't realize I was OC at the time. He says to the LEO, "Hey, are you leaving?" to which the LEO relied in the affirmative. He says "I was gonna tell you to keep an eye on those 2." The LEO smiled and said "I have been." I laughed and nodded to him, he nodded back and left.

Overall, it was exactly how it should be. +1 to the Plymouth LEO.

 

[Titanium_Frost]

OCed at my bank today and saw a guy with a KelTec in his left back pocket. He must carry it in those pants quite a bit because the shape was well worn in the pocket of his pants, no holster either

When I was in line a guy behind me asked "City or county?" I replied "neither" and when I turned around he saw my IDPA hat and we started talking about the range and he said he hadn't been in a while. Before I left I asked him if he was on INGO and he said he was so overall a +1 experience.

 

[GuyRelford]

OCed at my bank today and saw a guy with a KelTec in his left back pocket. He must carry it in those pants quite a bit because the shape was well worn in the pocket of his pants, no holster either

No, that's the new Skoal can in the KelTec shaped tin.

 

[CtWest]

No, that's the new Skoal can in the KelTec shaped tin.

^^^This

I carried to Bdubs in Castleton last night. Didn't get any looks. Only person that said anything was my buddy...(He CC's)

 

[WebHobbit]

Heh...love it.

 

[Boost Lee]

Probably the most interesting conversation I've had was at Wal-Mart in Greenwood earlier.

I'm standing in line at the fresh food Deli waiting to pick a few things up to take home.
As I'm waiting for the guy to finish loading up and weighing my stuff, a younger couple (probably late 20's, early 30's) walked up right next to me also waiting.
They were standing there for probably 30 seconds chatting about what to get when I hear, "and oh that guy has a pistol on his hip! I just realized that!"
(He said it it in a matter that was in-directly speaking to me to create conversation).

I looked over, nodded my head and smiled waiting for him to say something else... he stood their with a mixed feeling facial gesture so I reply, "No worries. I'm licensed to carry".
Thankfully, he was admiring of my S&W M&P.

The rest of the conversation was:

"Nice! What is that a.... Glock?" (of course)
- "No, it's a Smith & Wesson 9mm"
"Ahh, I like that.... BUT you better cover that up! Somebody might snatch that off your hip and run with it"
- "As long as you're always aware of your surroundings, you'll have no problem openly carrying."
Wife comes in and says, "Oh no, he's a big guy! Nobody will mess with him!" (I'm 6'1, 285lbs)
- *laugh*, "I can't make that assumption. That's why it's better to be safe than sorry."

I informed them both on the process of being able to carry, how to apply and they were both very appreciative of the information.

+1 to the interaction. Always good to know the uninformed aren't always anti-weapons.

 

[protias]

Probably the most interesting conversation I've had was at Wal-Mart in Greenwood earlier.

I'm standing in line at the fresh food Deli waiting to pick a few things up to take home.
As I'm waiting for the guy to finish loading up and weighing my stuff, a younger couple (probably late 20's, early 30's) walked up right next to me also waiting.
They were standing there for probably 30 seconds chatting about what to get when I hear, "and oh that guy has a pistol on his hip! I just realized that!"
(He said it it in a matter that was in-directly speaking to me to create conversation).

I looked over, nodded my head and smiled waiting for him to say something else... he stood their with a mixed feeling facial gesture so I reply, "No worries. I'm licensed to carry".
Thankfully, he was admiring of my S&W M&P.

The rest of the conversation was:

"Nice! What is that a.... Glock?" (of course)
- "No, it's a Smith & Wesson 9mm"
"Ahh, I like that.... BUT you better cover that up! A 5 year old girl might snatch that off your hip and run with it"
- "As long as you're always aware of your surroundings, you'll have no problem openly carrying."
Wife comes in and says, "Oh no, he's a big guy! Nobody will mess with him!" (I'm 6'1, 285lbs)
- *laugh*, "I can't make that assumption. That's why it's better to be safe than sorry."

I informed them both on the process of being able to carry, how to apply and they were both very appreciative of the information.

+1 to the interaction. Always good to know the uninformed aren't always anti-weapons.

fixed that for you

 

[Dead Duck]

OCed at my bank today and saw a guy with a KelTec in his left back pocket. He must carry it in those pants quite a bit because the shape was well worn in the pocket of his pants, no holster either

When I was in line a guy behind me asked "City or county?" I replied "neither" and when I turned around he saw my IDPA hat and we started talking about the range and he said he hadn't been in a while. Before I left I asked him if he was on INGO and he said he was so overall a +1 experience.

So........Does Mrs Frost know that you've been checking out guy's Butts?

 

[bluewraith]

Today? No where... Been sick the past few days. Fact of the matter.. I havn't even put on a shirt today, let alone a sidearm. Visitors are lucky that I've been wearing pants. (PJs, but still)

 

[lonehoosier]

Went to pick up some wings at Pizza Hut in Hobart and then pick up a sixpack at the liquor store.

 

[mrortega]

Covered until I sat down to eat at Wendys on 1st Ave. I think a couple people got a look when I refilled my drink.

 

[ArcadiaGP]

Probably the most interesting conversation I've had was at Wal-Mart in Greenwood earlier.

I'm standing in line at the fresh food Deli waiting to pick a few things up to take home.
As I'm waiting for the guy to finish loading up and weighing my stuff, a younger couple (probably late 20's, early 30's) walked up right next to me also waiting.
They were standing there for probably 30 seconds chatting about what to get when I hear, "and oh that guy has a pistol on his hip! I just realized that!"
(He said it it in a matter that was in-directly speaking to me to create conversation).

I looked over, nodded my head and smiled waiting for him to say something else... he stood their with a mixed feeling facial gesture so I reply, "No worries. I'm licensed to carry".
Thankfully, he was admiring of my S&W M&P.

The rest of the conversation was:

"Nice! What is that a.... Glock?" (of course)
- "No, it's a Smith & Wesson 9mm"
"Ahh, I like that.... BUT you better cover that up! Somebody might snatch that off your hip and run with it"
- "As long as you're always aware of your surroundings, you'll have no problem openly carrying."
Wife comes in and says, "Oh no, he's a big guy! Nobody will mess with him!" (I'm 6'1, 285lbs)
- *laugh*, "I can't make that assumption. That's why it's better to be safe than sorry."

I informed them both on the process of being able to carry, how to apply and they were both very appreciative of the information.

+1 to the interaction. Always good to know the uninformed aren't always anti-weapons.

Just be sure to warn them of OC'ing near the self-checkout lanes

 

[Boost Lee]

Just be sure to warn them of OC'ing near the self-checkout lanes

LOL, I actually almost threw that out there after your popular self-proclaimed thread at this same Wal-mart.

 

[Indyhd]

1001 for dinner in Broad Ripple on Friday, the the Speedway American Legion for a meeting on Saturday.

 

[SirRealism]

So........Does Mrs Frost know that you've been checking out guy's Butts?

He's checking out his attorney's butt?