From the side that isn't real obvious (from the picture) but from the back, my goodness.
Even still, that's not as bad as the mental picture I had in my head. I'd let him slide but def keep an eye on him.
Hopefully he noticed you taking pictures of him from multiple angles, hahaha.
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- Fri Nov 07, 2014 5:48 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Blatant Printing: would you say something?
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- Mon Nov 03, 2014 6:12 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Blatant Printing: would you say something?
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Re: Blatant Printing: would you say something?
Does off duty LEO give them the ability to carry looking like idiots? Even if it does, I'd imagine the guy is the laughing stock of his department.Rrash wrote:I wouldn't say anything. Let an officer take care of that. He might be an off duty LEO.
- Mon Nov 03, 2014 12:23 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Blatant Printing: would you say something?
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Re: Blatant Printing: would you say something?
When no one is looking just yell "GUN!" and then report back to share the outcome.
For real though, just mind your own. Now that you're aware just keep your eye on him when he is in there.
Or, next time you see him just be like "Nice. What is that a G17?" He'd be borderline mentally retarded to not realize he was printing badly enough for you to talk about it.
I know I'd probably get really red faced (out of embarrassment, not anger) if someone asked me about my carry gun that they weren't even supposed to know I had.
For real though, just mind your own. Now that you're aware just keep your eye on him when he is in there.
Or, next time you see him just be like "Nice. What is that a G17?" He'd be borderline mentally retarded to not realize he was printing badly enough for you to talk about it.
I know I'd probably get really red faced (out of embarrassment, not anger) if someone asked me about my carry gun that they weren't even supposed to know I had.