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Since I can't legally CCW either in Kaliforkinya, I keep them in a mobile kit that goes with me (legally) in the vehicle and when I take to the woods, I carry them on my belt. 

Around the house, they are both concealed on my person.  The sidearm worn on my belt using a belt slide holster with clip.  It snugs up to my body and is invisible with an untucked shirt.  The knife is worn under my left arm using a tactical (paracord) shoulder harness.

The sidearm is of course, my Bersa T380 loaded up with Cor-bons Personal Defense JHP ammo and the knife is my Becker Necker BK-11 with paracord wrap handle.

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I'll keep my guns, freedom and money. You keep the *change*.

MikLaw:

Since I can't legally CCW either in Kaliforkinya, I keep them in a mobile kit that goes with me (legally) in the vehicle and when I take to the woods, I carry them on my belt. 

Around the house, they are both concealed on my person.  The sidearm worn on my belt using a belt slide holster with clip.  It snugs up to my body and is invisible with an untucked shirt.  The knife is worn under my left arm using a tactical (paracord) shoulder harness.

The sidearm is of course, my Bersa T380 loaded up with Cor-bons Personal Defense JHP ammo and the knife is my Becker Necker BK-11 with paracord wrap handle.

 

 I carried a 5" folder "Cold steel voyger" clipped on my pocket for years in Ca. I am talking every major city.  I spent a week or more in Ca  every mo from 89 to 03  Talked with police  shopped in the malls rode buses and walked the streets of these citys.  I was never bothered. My understanding is a large folder is legal to carry except where local laws over ride.

You need to contact a lawyer and have him explain local and state laws and give you copies.  Remember CCW is legal It you LOCAL  law enforcement that preventing it. . Move to a  county that issues  and get a CCW or work to remove the road block locally. 

As for you question I NEVER carry less than a 4" blade.  Right know is a old fashion 50's type stag griped made in Italy  5"  bayonet style blade , Switch blade ..  I have several of these type knives . No a good slashing knife but good poker .  I grew up with these (got first one at 14) and have likeness for them

As for carry what ever I decide that day . Today its my ivory gripped PPK/S with DPX.

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Bersa Thunder,
PPK/S,
1990 Colt Mustang,
380 Kel Tec
380's Rule

"Just say "Lay A Way"

"WWJBD" What Would James Bond Do?

"Hokey religions and plastic glocks are no match for a good 1911 at your side, kid."

My favorite combo is my SOG Flash and my KelTec P32. I can carry both and forget that they're there. Nice combo ya got there.

My Bresa.380cc With a Switch Blade..The Holster is a Bianchi Pro 100.

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Bersa .380cc Nickel
S&W 27
Ruger Mark II Gov.Model
Colt 1903 Pocket .32
Beretta Neo
American Classic II .45
Ruger LCP
Remington 1100
Bersa Duo-Tone .380
Hi-Point 995 Carbine
Colt Police .38
Always carry, Never tell!!


Never argue with an idiot,They'll drag you down to their level.

Glock 27:

My Bresa.380cc With a Switch Blade..The Holster is a Bianchi Pro 100.

 

 I can't resist. A glock type switch blade  Never see that in West Side Story, Dirty Harry, or any Mafia movie. No style no soul.        I know I live in the old days. Yes and in those days they knew how to make a weapon not only function but look good. Today every thing  cookie cutter even most cars. . 

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Bersa Thunder,
PPK/S,
1990 Colt Mustang,
380 Kel Tec
380's Rule

"Just say "Lay A Way"

"WWJBD" What Would James Bond Do?

"Hokey religions and plastic glocks are no match for a good 1911 at your side, kid."

michael t:

MikLaw:

Since I can't legally CCW either in Kaliforkinya, I keep them in a mobile kit that goes with me (legally) in the vehicle and when I take to the woods, I carry them on my belt. 

Around the house, they are both concealed on my person.  The sidearm worn on my belt using a belt slide holster with clip.  It snugs up to my body and is invisible with an untucked shirt.  The knife is worn under my left arm using a tactical (paracord) shoulder harness.

The sidearm is of course, my Bersa T380 loaded up with Cor-bons Personal Defense JHP ammo and the knife is my Becker Necker BK-11 with paracord wrap handle.

 

 I carried a 5" folder "Cold steel voyger" clipped on my pocket for years in Ca. I am talking every major city.  I spent a week or more in Ca  every mo from 89 to 03  Talked with police  shopped in the malls rode buses and walked the streets of these citys.  I was never bothered. My understanding is a large folder is legal to carry except where local laws over ride.

You need to contact a lawyer and have him explain local and state laws and give you copies.  Remember CCW is legal It you LOCAL  law enforcement that preventing it. . Move to a  county that issues  and get a CCW or work to remove the road block locally. 

As for you question I NEVER carry less than a 4" blade.  Right know is a old fashion 50's type stag griped made in Italy  5"  bayonet style blade , Switch blade ..  I have several of these type knives . No a good slashing knife but good poker .  I grew up with these (got first one at 14) and have likeness for them

As for carry what ever I decide that day . Today its my ivory gripped PPK/S with DPX.

If I could find a set of wrap around ivory grips for my BT380, you can bet that my carry blade would be my ivory handled BRKT North Star.

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I'll keep my guns, freedom and money. You keep the *change*.

I usually carry either my Kahr CW40 or my BT380 along with the Kershaw Cylclone assisted opening knife.  I carry the knife in the same back pocket as my wallet which are both on the opposite side of my body from the pistol.

I also carry a Kershay Mini Mojo (also assisted opening, I'll never carry another folder that doesn't have it) in my strong side front pocket for the little day-to-day cutting jobs.

 

Bronson

 

 

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"Each new generation born is in effect an invasion of civilization by little barbarians, who must be civilized before it is too late." T. Sowell
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Thunder .380
Browning HiPower
Kahr CW40
Kel-Tec P32
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