After waiting for about 65 days, the state finally got my concealed carry license to me. On my lunch break I shot over to Cabelas and picked up a IWB Bianchi holster.
Naturally, the concern on my mind right now is whether or not anyone else at work can tell that I'm carrying, and when I stand up I find myself reflexively tugging my shirt to make sure it is hanging loosely on me.
Overall, I'm mostly feeling relief that I can finally carry legally, not only according to Constitutional rights but state rights as well.
When I got to Cabelas, they didn't have my pistol in stock (a CZ83) so they invited me to bring mine in, unloaded, so we could try some different holsters. Well, I brought it in and checked it at the front desk. There were a bunch of young Scouts with some "den mothers" present at the counter, and when they saw the lady employee escorting me back to the gun counter, one den mother remarked, "Look. They have a gun, so you better all behave." The employee and I chuckled to ourselves and went on our way.
Anyway, I feel a little more...um..."complete" now that I have my CCW with me.
Naturally, the concern on my mind right now is whether or not anyone else at work can tell that I'm carrying, and when I stand up I find myself reflexively tugging my shirt to make sure it is hanging loosely on me.
Overall, I'm mostly feeling relief that I can finally carry legally, not only according to Constitutional rights but state rights as well.
When I got to Cabelas, they didn't have my pistol in stock (a CZ83) so they invited me to bring mine in, unloaded, so we could try some different holsters. Well, I brought it in and checked it at the front desk. There were a bunch of young Scouts with some "den mothers" present at the counter, and when they saw the lady employee escorting me back to the gun counter, one den mother remarked, "Look. They have a gun, so you better all behave."
The employee and I chuckled to ourselves and went on our way.Anyway, I feel a little more...um..."complete" now that I have my CCW with me.
