Open Carry 'holster' question

[b.faust]

I have a question regarding open carry.
The law itself states:
(f) Firearms carried openly in belt holsters are not concealed within the meaning of this section.

Does that mean, to the letter, that say a thigh drop rig is illegal because it's not in a 'belt holster', or because the rig is generally attached to the belt, it is ok?
And no, I'm not planning on wandering around all tac-styled up, I've been reading a lot of the threads here and getting more familiar with the local laws, and this seems like a sticky point.

B.

[pullnshoot25]

Why would it be illegal? Is the weapon not concealed? Is it not visible on all angles?

My question is if an IWB but no shirt covering it is OK.

[LOW2000]

I would think that at the time the law was written, belt holster was meant to distinguish against an ankle holster or shoulder holster.

[MudCamper]

12025 makes carrying a handgun concealed illegal. It is not illegal to carry a firearm unconcealed. 12025(f) specifically exempts firearms carried in belt holsters as not concealed. It would be reasonable to interpret that a thigh holster is not concealed either, but there is no law or case law that specifically protects you in that case. I think a lot of things are reasonable that the State wants to jail me for so remember who's in charge of this circus and proceed with caution...