[farmpony84]

My husband carries when we ride. I haven't yet but wouldn't have an issue with it. Although Ive shot around my horse, never from his back.

 

[farmpony84]

The Canadians have left the conversation..... lol
In all seriousness, we ONLY EVER carry if we are hunting in the mountains and on our own property (..for legal purposes )

You guys are nicer than we are... Oh - and you make better TV... When Calls the Heart, When Hope Calls, Heartland, Hudson and Rex, Republic of Doyle, Cardinal....

 

[farmpony84]

I hunt bear with a pistol 🤷‍♂️. Riding is the inly time I open carry. Otherwise its concealed. My wife has a DiamondD chest rig that she wears when hiking, riding or kayaking. She loves it.

For what kind of gun? I'm struggling to find a comfortable way to conceal carry. I had a holster in my old purse but I was always worried the purse would get stolen with the gun in it. I have a CINCH jacket that has a hidden holster but it weighs on the one side so I use a Blueline acrylic one that goes in the pants. I would rather have an outside holster and just cover it with a shirt I think... (Mine is a hellcat).

 

[farmpony84]

I don't ever open carry mine.

 

[farmpony84]

Our county has excellent law enforcement. Most people who conceal carry do not announce that they carry meaning - you actually don't know how many people in the city carry.

If you think about it, the places where people are most likely to be carrying are generally safer. Who's going to pick a fight or attack someone who is quite possibly armed? People who attack people are bullies and most bullies are cowards...

 

[farmpony84]

@ACinATX The thing is - You don't pull your gun unless you feel your life is in danger and you don't pull your gun unless you plan to use it. For all other instances, consider it just an accessory that you wear.