'conceal a weapon' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when trying to express the idea of hiding an object that can be used as a weapon. For example: He tried to conceal the knife he was carrying, hoping no one would notice it.
"I still love high heels, and I love fashion, but I'm also thinking about: Is there anything that I can conceal a weapon in?
In one disturbing scene, Mr Binelli visits a mandatory training session for people intending to obtain a license to carry and conceal a weapon.
A search can extend to a woman's purse, the inspector added, because it is considered a "lungeable area," or a place where a person can easily conceal a weapon that can quickly be grabbed.
The relatively narrow holdings in the McDonald and Heller decisions left many Second Amendment legal issues unsettled, including the constitutionality of many federal gun-control regulations, whether the right to carry or conceal a weapon in public was protected, and whether noncitizens are protected through the equal protection clause.
The relatively narrow holdings in the Heller and McDonald decisions left many Second Amendment legal issues unsettled, including the constitutionality of many federal gun-control regulations, whether the right to carry or conceal a weapon in public was protected, and whether noncitizens are protected through the Fourteenth Amendment's equal protection clause.
Employees at ConAgra said the bulky coats that everyone wears, both for warmth in the 40-degree refrigerator chill of the factory and for identification -- production side workers at ConAgra wear blue coats, packaging side workers wear white -- would also make it easy to conceal a weapon once it was on the factory floor.
His hands were wrapped in socks, which Thomas believes concealed a weapon.
Zimmerman knew that he had an advantage in any possible confrontation with a neighbor: He was concealing a weapon.
It was as small and sleek as an iPod, easily slipped into a pocket: a concealed weapon of a book.
She was charged with carrying a concealed weapon, discharging a firearm into a building, and felony use of a firearm.
