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Jul 7, 2020
7:14:35pm

StarMan Truly Addicted User

If you're open carrying, don't you want to "announce" to other hikers that you

ARE carrying by visibly displaying? Let them quiver as you pass by. Let them see that guns don't just shoot by themselves.

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StarMan

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What type of holster for backpacking?

Borg

7/7/20 7:01pm

Thigh rig

7/7/20 7:02pm

That seems to be a great option...

Borg

7/7/20 7:03pm

If you're open carrying, don't you want to "announce" to other hikers that you

StarMan

7/7/20 7:14pm

Nothing sounds more uncomfortable than hiking in a thigh holster. I’d go chest

letthewookieewin

7/7/20 7:07pm

How does that for work backpack straps etc

Borg

7/7/20 7:31pm

Google what the hunters do. I’m using an old school surplus over the shoulder holster and it’s not super comfy 😬

letthewookieewin

7/7/20 7:48pm

Doesnt look particularly hiking friendly

WDaddy

7/7/20 7:38pm

Neither do knee high riding boots 🤣

BYU Grounds

7/7/20 7:44pm

Hill People Gear and Safe Packer make good discreet carry options.

Zedhead

7/7/20 7:10pm

Check out the Man Gear Alaska chest holster

Bar7h

7/7/20 7:21pm

I would go with a backpack attached chest holster.

fldnstrm

7/8/20 11:18am

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