Concealed Carry on Military Installations - Possibly

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Kinda getting off topic, but OCP has had a few names since being adopted. Currently it is called Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) and is unrelated to the cut and material of the uniform or equipment it is printed on such as the Army Combat Uniform (ACU) or Army Aircrew Combat Uniform (A2CU) for uniforms. The uniforms themselves receive updates periodically for different cuts, pockets and closure methods.

Not many people at work believe concealed carry will be adopted, but I still remain hopeful.

Well, sort of.  OCP was Overseas Camouflage Pattern and now will be known as Operation Enduring Freedom Pattern, Scorpion V2 is now going to be called Operational Camouflage Pattern, probably to keep from changing a bunch of printed material.  The two patterns were both started by crye precision but scorpion was done under contract so natick changed it and calls it scorpion V2, probably to keep from paying printing royalties.  Clear as mud right?

 

As for concealed carry on post, Ft Campbell, I doubt the post Commander will allow it.  Which is ironic since they allow you to take weapons on post as long as you are heading go the public range, or hunting, and they are registered on post.  They can't be loaded, ammo must be separate etc, but for years nobody doing it legally/by regs has gone nuts with them as I figure will be the same with CCW.