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Now that Texas has open carry I think this would be appropriate ... except at Waco.
Found this on TrikeTalk in 2012 before Texas started open carry.
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Hey Carla, I came across a similar holster set up an a custom Indian back a couple of years ago. While looking at it the owner stated that it was just for show... movie prop from back in a day. It looked so real! :xzqxz:
You need to check with someone else! I don't believe the steering column holster is illegal
Found in the Texas fire arms laws, may be carried in a vehicle but, must not be in plain sight.
So, it becomes a question of if a steering column holster, under the column, would be considered plain sight or not.
If it can see easily seen by looking into a vehicle window, open or closed, I guess it would be considered plain sight and therefore be illegal.
Now that Texas has open carry I think this would be appropriate ... except at Waco.
Found this on TrikeTalk in 2012 before Texas started open carry.
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I agree hogcowboy! Would be interesting for a trial case of an arrest for a "unhidden" weapon in a vehicle, now that there is a open carry law!
I would never open carry either, My reason is because a shooter looking to kill is going to go for those w/visible arms first!
So my right front pocket holster in TX is not legal!!!!!!! Jim
So my right front pocket holster in TX is not legal!!!!!!! Jim