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<blockquote data-quote="arkyhog" data-source="post: 1136237" data-attributes="member: 12083">There are a lot more reasons to open carry other than &quot;not printing&quot;.&nbsp; When I am driving my car, I would rather not have my firearm in a position where it is difficult to get to.&nbsp; I like to hike and backpack a lot, and with Oklahoma and Arkansas summers being so hot, I would rather carry outside the waistband than in it.&nbsp; I like to fish in &quot;out-of-the-way&quot; places, and would rather open carry when back in the bushes.If I am working around the house and need to run to Lowes or Walmart to pick something up real quick, I can just clip a belt holster on and go (not have to go through a complete wardrobe change).&nbsp; If I am concealing and need to leave my firearm in the car, I don&#039;t have to worry about who is going to see me pull it out of my pants.If I am walking around the block, I might want to educate my neighbors about the Second Amendment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="arkyhog, post: 1136237, member: 12083"] There are a lot more reasons to open carry other than "not printing". When I am driving my car, I would rather not have my firearm in a position where it is difficult to get to. I like to hike and backpack a lot, and with Oklahoma and Arkansas summers being so hot, I would rather carry outside the waistband than in it. I like to fish in "out-of-the-way" places, and would rather open carry when back in the bushes. If I am working around the house and need to run to Lowes or Walmart to pick something up real quick, I can just clip a belt holster on and go (not have to go through a complete wardrobe change). If I am concealing and need to leave my firearm in the car, I don't have to worry about who is going to see me pull it out of my pants. If I am walking around the block, I might want to educate my neighbors about the Second Amendment. [/QUOTE]

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