I roll with a Beretta Tomcat 32 in my pocket. I haven't been out of state but I'd probably carry it. I figure it would be the least of my problems if an issue arises. Georgia is concealed carry legal.

 

I've got a Kimber Custom CDP II .45 ACP with 3" barrel. Carries very nicely.

I would have no intention of leaving it on the bike but thought about having it someplace on the bike for better accessibility. A shoulder holster might actually be a better bet though.

 

I keep a hammerless J-frame S&W in the inside pocket of my jacket or vest. I'd much rather carry my 1911, but it's just too heavy and bulky, so I compromised on the 38. When I go into a bar, or other places that it's illegal to carry I lock it in my Nelson Rigg pack and lock the pack to the bike, plus I don't let the bike out of my sight for very long.

 

I carried mine all the way from NM to Sturgis and back but under oath will admit to nothing!

 

Carry all the time and on my person. Doesn't do any good stuck in a bag.

 

Over the shoulder man-purse.

 

thats a loaded question no comment

 

I have two Keltecs for carrying on the bike www.kel-tec-cnc.com .One is a .380 and the other is a 9mm. Either will fit easily into the hip pocket of a regular pair of jeans. I live in GA and have a carry permit. But, I don't worry too much about what state I'm in. I may be fined for carrying but I won't be killed by a thug without a fair chance at getting him first. I figure I live in what is supposed to be a free country that guarantees me the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The key word there is life. My wife and I ride two up a lot. I won't watch helplessly as someone trys to harm either her or me. I may not get 'im but I will sure be trying....

 

Ditto on the Kel-Tec 9MM. I have the older thicker version with more mag capacity, buddy has the one with thinner grips. I would have got it if it had been available several years ago. The thinner Kel-Tec is very concealable and light. You just have to get used to the double action trigger pull. I have concealed permit in my state and pretty much all the states within 500 miles have reciprocity.

 

I am not allowed to carry a weapon because both of my hands are federally registered weapons with NCIC.


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