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I never really thought much about the process of disarming until the day I was stopped in Texarkana (Texas side) for a moving violation. My wife and I were returning from a labor day trip to Memphis, TN. Anyways, the LEO pulls me over approaches the window ask for ID. I hand over my DL and CHL with the CHL on top. He walked back to his patrol car and returned with a ticket handed me my CHL and DL and that was it. He didn't ask a single question regarding the CHL and I didn't offer anything. Had he wanted to disarm I would have informed him of the location of the weapon, center console sucks driving 8 hours with a 1911 at 5 o'clock, and that a round was chambered with the hammer back and safety on. From there it is all his call as to how the process of disarming works.