Any old timers here remember the "nacho walk?"

[WRMorrison]

While I never had the desire to participate, I think we should bring it back and see who can push the limits of open carry without getting caught.

-WRM

[smithers599]

Never heard of the nacho walk. Please enlighten us.

[WRMorrison]

It was a fad for some people after recently getting either their CCW and/or CCW holster (before constitutional carry) to carry their piece into Walmart and get some nachos. I'm not sure what the big deal was, but it seemed quite a few people would do it. I guess to check their "comfort level" while carrying concealed or to see if anyone spotted them printing.

-WRM

[Steve_In_29]

Well if the "nacho walk" was about CCW, what does it have to do with openly carrying?

Pretty obvious that a person is open carrying, that's the whole point after all.

[WRMorrison]

I was referring to what I call "sloppy CCW" which is only barely more concealed than open carry. IE: holsters hanging below the shirt line, obvious printing from tight clothing, e.t.c.

-WRM

[curtmini14]

got to be the dumbest post of the month.i hide mine better then you.

[Flash]

Not dumb at all. Just a blast from the past. I remember the nacho walk fondly.

[Dr Leaky]

Didn't have anything to do with open carry, but it was a tradition for a while

[WRMorrison]

First I've seen a map or agenda.

-WRM

[Flash]

I've seen the map before, probably on Arfcom (no, I don't post there).