BINGO!   

I was at the silly side. I had my rig on just to use the mag holders, left the holster on, never holstered my weapon....  Got scolded.  Said didn't want people to get the wrong idea. (what 'wrong idea' is that?)   OK, no prob, I never argue with the range master, so I removed my holster....

Amazon has them for 12 bucks

I don't think the general public here in Hawaii knows what a holster would look like.
I remember in my high school days...late 80-90s that wearing leather cross shouldered holster look-alikes were the fashion. So were Cavaricci and those white "G" shoes.

Went to Mcd and gas station here with my MAC shouldered today, everybody noticed it. "Open Carry".

Went to a pretty bad neighborhood.

  This is their reaction but nobody really cares.

Sorry to hijack your thread, but how do you like it?  How does it hold an edge? Been looking for a good fixed.  I use my knives heavily, and I need a pretty tough knife.  I need to cut through many tough materials quite often, and it is difficult to find a good knife at a reasonable price. I don't want to spend $2-300 on a knife that is going to be used so very severely.  I had been considering the Bradford Guardian, but your Boker Plus looks like a good value.

I think your right. the Officers either didn't notice or did not want to be bothered. The people inside was most likely clueless. One uniformed air force NCO noticed, he looked, then walked out. He had a "its not my problem look on his face" I wanted to be obvious but not too obvious. I wasn't hiding the fact that I was wearing it nor did I stick it in anyones face. Civilians most likely thought it was a kooky phone holster

It was just me. i was hoping at least one other would show up. For awhile at least. But i guess people are too busy installing there $1000.00 scopes or installing some bullshit 1lb trigger.  Don't say you were at work, I was at work and made time.

I felt like I was in High Noon and I'm Gary COOPER.

I'm not a protester. I'm the "gun nut."

I make holsters (and knife sheaths, etc).  I could wear an empty holster, but how about a holster with a "training" gun?  "Blue gun", holster mold, whatever you want to call it. A molded replica piece of solid plastic in a bright color like green or blue.  Would that be a little TOO REAL?

Thoughts?

There are ordinances which prohibit carrying or brandishing a replica firearm in public.  Definition of "replica" is something that is not readily distinguishable from a real firearm, such as many air soft models.

As long as the training guns are obviously not real, there shouldn't be any LEGAL problems.