In Pennsylvania, does anyone know if you can carry as concealed a Springfield 40mm full size (not compact)?
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As far as wether you carry a full size pistol or not that is your choice pa is a open carry state so if you want to openly carry that's fine as well I live in the Pittsburgh area and I carry a compact .40 cal. The question is are you able to conceal it enough to not give yourself away cause if so you might as well openly carry
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40mm hahahahah ummm no thats not too big provided the local LEO's dont stop you since u would be carrying a grenade launcher. might want to do more reading before buying a gun since you cant dicktate between 40mm and .40S&W
Depends on style of dress, the size of the person carrying. I have a xdm 40 I carry on occassion. Just have to dress to conceal the size of the weapon your carrying.
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The 40mm is an NFA item. The 37mm or 26.5mm are legal but if you use the 12 guage adapter you will technically have a short barrel shotgun which is also an NFA item. Also be careful of state specific rules, like in California even though they require flares on a boat most of the larger launchers will be considered illegal. Spikes Tactical has a forum that discusses the larger launchers and has good links to other information. Good luck.
I concealed a full size .40 caliber...so no it's not to big. 5' 10" 180 lbs muscular athletic. Since I open carry now, it doesn't matter...so I plan on getting that 40mm asap, what do you guys think, thigh holster or shoulder holster?