Hi nick,
I assume you have a permit? If so, then there is really no problem.
I've been carrying 24/7 for eight years, mostly a Glock 19, but this summer I've made friends w/ the BHP and Government Model.
Even a 1911 is not visible if you have the right holster and clothing, and don't bend over too far.
I've had a gun spotted once in eight years that I know of. I was being VERY careless. It was a .38 snubby just shoved hastily in the pocket of my coveralls. Printed like crazy. The person's eyes nearly bugged out of their head, but they didn't say a word.
I think what the other people have said is right. Only a horse's ass would start yelling that you have a gun.
Don't worry about it too much. Strap on that .45 and make a commitment to carry it. You will soon get more comfortable with it, and develop a natural awareness that helps keep you from letting it print.
Elsworth
I assume you have a permit? If so, then there is really no problem.
I've been carrying 24/7 for eight years, mostly a Glock 19, but this summer I've made friends w/ the BHP and Government Model.
Even a 1911 is not visible if you have the right holster and clothing, and don't bend over too far.
I've had a gun spotted once in eight years that I know of. I was being VERY careless. It was a .38 snubby just shoved hastily in the pocket of my coveralls. Printed like crazy. The person's eyes nearly bugged out of their head, but they didn't say a word.
I think what the other people have said is right. Only a horse's ass would start yelling that you have a gun.
Don't worry about it too much. Strap on that .45 and make a commitment to carry it. You will soon get more comfortable with it, and develop a natural awareness that helps keep you from letting it print.
Elsworth