Interesting. Never heard of LUCC before. Not necessarily something I would consider though as it takes my under a second to go from holstered and dry to condition 1 on target when OUC'ing. One of my main purposes with UOC'ing everywhere I go off duty is to warm up the locals and local LEOs with nonLEO's(can't say civilian as I'm not) carrying outside of their property. The Chief of Police for each department has the authority to issue a CCL, but often just tosses them up to the County Sheriff as they don't want to deal with them. Once the local PD is good and ready, I'll get my CCL and carry condition 1 at all times. UOC definitely does have speed on its side. LUCC has a different set of risks and rewards from UOC; both are imperfect answers to the CA problem. LUCC's advantage lies mostly in immunity from school zones, as it's a locked container and thus perfectly legitimate to take as long as you aren't ON school property. :)