Anyone here Open Carry in Indiana?

[cce1302]

Originally Posted by ihateiraq

is open carry even legal?

LOL

No, we brag about breaking the law constantly in front of cops, and even openly post plans (date, time, location) to meet and illegally OC together.

[gomez.ra8]

Originally Posted by cce1302

LOL

No, we brag about breaking the law constantly in front of cops, and even openly post plans (date, time, location) to meet and illegally OC together.

+1

[ihateiraq]

Originally Posted by cce1302

LOL

No, we brag about breaking the law constantly in front of cops, and even openly post plans (date, time, location) to meet and illegally OC together.

apparently sarcasm is lost on some people.

[TheLoneRaider]

Open carry with out a CCW/LTCH permit is ok in Arizona as well. I did it a few times in Arizona but not in Indiana. I dont like the attention.

[El Cazador]

Originally Posted by TheLoneRaider

Open carry with out a CCW/LTCH permit is ok in Arizona as well. I did it a few times in Arizona but not in Indiana. I dont like the attention.

I keep seeing this "I don't like the attention" statement. What attention? People run up and point and scream "He's got a gun!!" at all of you non-attention seekers? Or do they run away yelling the same? Do they come up and tug on your sleeve and ask to see "it"? Follow you around whispering and pointing? What attention are you getting?

Are you sure it isn't the toilet paper still stuck to the bottom of your Keds?

[TheLoneRaider]

Originally Posted by El Cazador

I keep seeing this "I don't like the attention" statement. What attention? People run up and point and scream "He's got a gun!!" at all of you non-attention seekers? Or do they run away yelling the same? Do they come up and tug on your sleeve and ask to see "it"? Follow you around whispering and pointing? What attention are you getting?

Are you sure it isn't the toilet paper still stuck to the bottom of your Keds?

I was in a Kohls and a guy started asking to many questions about my Glock. And others were looking and saying hes got a gun at which point i untucked my shirt to cover it up.

[muncie21]

Originally Posted by TheLoneRaider

at which point i untucked my shirt to cover it up.

Wuss

OK, only kidding, well mostly

[TheLoneRaider]

Originally Posted by muncie21

Wuss

OK, only kidding, well mostly

I was man shopping. You know were you get in and out in 10 minutes. Well that day turned into 40 minutes i answered all the mans questions he probably went and rented a glock to shoot at the indoor gun range i suggested. He also probably signed up for the Arizona CCW class. While talking with the man little kids were like look mommy hes got a gun. That got old fast.

[Ness2k]

Originally Posted by El Cazador

I keep seeing this "I don't like the attention" statement. What attention? People run up and point and scream "He's got a gun!!" at all of you non-attention seekers? Or do they run away yelling the same? Do they come up and tug on your sleeve and ask to see "it"? Follow you around whispering and pointing? What attention are you getting?

Are you sure it isn't the toilet paper still stuck to the bottom of your Keds?

Lately (last week or so) I've had:

- Military kid (I'm a military kid myself, so I'm not being disrespectful) come in in a Walmart and loudly attempt to make a scene about how carrying in a place with a "financial institution" is illegal and to leave before I get in trouble. I politely told him I'm authorized to carry and to leave me alone.

- Trying to look at cottage cheese in a different Walmart, when a guy came up to me trying to harass me asking me if I was a cop, trying to tell me his permit says concealed only, he "knows" open carry is illegal. I less than politely told him to mind his own business.

I think I'm just going to completely ignore any strangers in Walmart who try to talk to me about my firearms. These people were trying to draw attention to me, by saying things loudly.

[Al B]

Originally Posted by Ness2k

Lately (last week or so) I've had:

- Military kid (I'm a military kid myself, so I'm not being disrespectful) come in in a Walmart and loudly attempt to make a scene about how carrying in a place with a "financial institution" is illegal and to leave before I get in trouble. I politely told him I'm authorized to carry and to leave me alone.

- Trying to look at cottage cheese in a different Walmart, when a guy came up to me trying to harass me asking me if I was a cop, trying to tell me his permit says concealed only, he "knows" open carry is illegal. I less than politely told him to mind his own business.

I think I'm just going to completely ignore any strangers in Walmart who try to talk to me about my firearms. These people were trying to draw attention to me, by saying things loudly.

I was in wallyworld this week and the loud voice thing happened to me also. I was carrying an Airweight in an IWB holster. The "stop, thief" dinger went off and I was showing my receipt and purchase to the greeter. A gal was standing right next to me and then she moved sideways about 4 steps and literally yelled "ARE YOU SERIOUS?" and was pointing at me.
I give her the what a goober look, shake my head and look back at the greeter. The greeter lady smiles about it and I go on ignoring the the shout lady.
The IWB holster is about as open as it gets for me right now. I have carried completely open, but not very often.