PN> SG> as if it is loaded.") Other than the new CHL law, they also don't
PN> SG> distinguish between how it is carried - in plain sight, concealed, or
PN> SG> out of reach. Though naturally, "in plain sight" is asking for 
trouble.
PN> How is "'in plain sight' is asking for trouble?"
I was thinking the same thing. AZ has had open carry forever.
Indiana's handgun permit allows either open or concealed.  You
don't see open carry often, but some do.
I think both open and concealed carry is good.  With concealed
carry, the crooks don't know who is carrying.  But as long as at
least one person in the would-be-crook's presence is carrying, it
reminds the crook that the good guys DO have guns.
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