Thread: How many people CCW here?

"Mr. Officer, I'm not carrying it, my tacklebox is."

Yep, yep, I do believe that is still considered a form of concealed carry in the eyes of the law.
I do believe you are G2G while its in your trunk, or bed of truck, while driving to your favorite fishing grounds, but once you pick it up and start carrying it, it's concidered concealed. Not much difference than if it were in a fanny pack, backpack, or some other kind of "man purse".

OP was mentioning cheap is why I listed the Taurus. I do have to say their customer service is awesome as I had to send my Judge off to them and they not only fixed it (battery issue), but worked over the trigger too.

For Christmas I bought my wife a S&W hammer-less 38special in the "airweight" version (I have the full stainless version) for $400 NIB. It's 14.5 oz empty.

I plan to find a good S&W dao gunsmith though, the trigger is really heavy and rough compared to mine. SHe loves it though & that's all that matters as her Glock 26 is just getting too hard for her to rack the slide with her arthritis/carpul tunnel. Shooting 95GR hollow points, the recoil isn't any different than the glock 26 with quality self defense ammo.

Originally Posted by shooter74743

OP was mentioning cheap is why I listed the Taurus. I do have to say their customer service is awesome as I had to send my Judge off to them and they not only fixed it (battery issue), but worked over the trigger too.

For Christmas I bought my wife a S&W hammer-less 38special in the "airweight" version (I have the full stainless version) for $400 NIB. It's 14.5 oz empty.

I plan to find a good S&W dao gunsmith though, the trigger is really heavy and rough compared to mine. SHe loves it though & that's all that matters as her Glock 26 is just getting too hard for her to rack the slide with her arthritis/carpul tunnel. Shooting 95GR hollow points, the recoil isn't any different than the glock 26 with quality self defense ammo.

I ended up suggesting to him either the Taurus revolver or a good used smith. I sent him to the right place for either. I'll be sure to check timing and alignment on it. Thanks for the help everyone