Pa. Open Carry ~Responsible carry, in the open.

In this case SA meaning a revolver. I've OC'd my .45 Colt (SS Ruger Blackhawk) and only had a few eyebrows raised and today I'll be getting a new Ruger SBH (.44 Mag, blued, 4 5/8 bbl) and will holster it with a Bianchi Lawman hip holster. Last time I was OCing my .45 I had to stop by TSC (Tractor Supply Center) and got into some discussions about it with one of the salesmen (how'd it shoot, how heavy was it, etc) and a bit of OC training to a man and woman (their boy, about 8, noticed it first) that owned guns but did not know that OC really was legal (gave them a pamphlet).

Same thing seems to happened when I OC one of my semis or DA revolvers - most people don't ever even notice it - or they notice it but just don't say anything. So far I've not had any major run ins with the local gendarmes.

I OC with my SA all the time ( .45 Ruger Vaquero) in western rig holster. The most reaction I get is that everyone is so geared in mind set that cowboy guns are toy cap guns I'm always asked if it's real.

I will on occasion OC my Ruger Blackhawk (.44 mag) and get the standard response. Is it loaded? or Are you lost cowboy? I just smile and go about my business.

I've gotten the lost cowboy response to I just lol it.