NH open carry?

[kalash]

Pro-tip: if you pocket carry,
then the carry/no-carry decision boils down to
"do I feel like wearing pants today?".

Ehhh depends on what pants I'm wearing. My shorts have an extra cell phone pocket, which is awesome. In jeans, pocket carry is a problem because I don't have room for everything. And hell no I'm not going to carry my wallet in my back pocket.

 

[AHM]

In jeans, pocket carry is a problem because I don't have room for everything. And hell no I'm not going to carry my wallet in my back pocket.

Two words: Bat Belt.

Best part of that is the option of teasing someone into thinking that's where the CCW is hidden.

 

[Len-2A Training]

Two words: Bat Belt.

Best part of that is the option of teasing someone into thinking that's where the CCW is hidden.

One time a number of years ago the clerk at a hotel we've stayed at numerous times asked if it was a gun as I approached the desk . . . it was my cell phone under my shirt sticking out. She and I had chatted numerous times and knew that I was a police officer, etc. She was on the right track but wrong side (the gun was on the opposite side). Since this was in NH and it was friendly banter I raised my shirt on the side she asked about and said "nope" and we let it go.

 

[rcoolbaugh]

Ehhh depends on what pants I'm wearing. My shorts have an extra cell phone pocket, which is awesome. In jeans, pocket carry is a problem because I don't have room for everything. And hell no I'm not going to carry my wallet in my back pocket.

If you need to carry that much stuff, you need a "Man Bag" .... Man-Bag, Dammit