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Originally Posted by JGVillages
Remember there are 10's of thousands of concealed carriers in Florida, so many will know exactly what what you are carrying. The other possibility, as remote as it may be, someone knowing you are carrying may attempt to take the gun from you. For me my .380 Bodyguard fits securely in a holster under my untucked shirt or jacket. I prefer that no one knows I am carrying.
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The "SP" logo on the Sneaky Pete gives it away as being intended for carrying a weapon. Kel-Tec makes a similar mistake with an embroidered "Kel-Tec" on their belt holster. I blacked out the words on mine, but an alert officer friend of mine immediately discerned what it was. I use a different approach now.
I doubt that you are going to get any Sheriff in his right mind to give you something in writing that a particular holster meets the requirements of the law.
As someone else has already observed, the SP holster could contain a cell phone, candy bars or something else. Be sure that the outline of a pistol cannot be seen.