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mojo84 wrote:

WhoDat wrote:Well, I'm new enough to CHL that I would hope somebody would give me the heads-up... In the same way that I'd hope somebody would make me aware if I was walking around with a half roll of toilet paper dangling out of my pants.

I say this in jest. If the guy is too blind to see that major hump on his side, he is too blind to be carrying a gun.

(Though I think it could still be a tumor! )

Joking aside though, there's no way to miss that lookin in the mirror, it's no accident.

LSUTiger wrote:

mojo84 wrote:

LSUTiger wrote:

Rrash wrote:I wouldn't say anything. Let an officer take care of that. He might be an off duty LEO.

Why do people keep going back to the off duty LEO baloney?

According to friends at the SLPD, LEO's are not exempt from needing a CHL to conceal carry on or off duty and are subject to following the same laws the rest of us have to follow.

I do not believe you are getting good information. Can you provide a link or something more solid than hearsay?

You might be correct! See this link http://gunningtx.wordpress.com/2009/12/23/cops-carry/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Better way of explaining it that just showing the related Texas laws! Good job for helping clear that up for everybody.

jigglypuff wrote:I can't wait to hear what the helpful guys would say to a woman wearing yoga pants at Starbucks.

I'm certain they would be terrified of a woman with a gun, and hit hit the door running!

My advice is to be careful and pay close attention to the signs that may be indicative of whether or not they're a BG, or GG. I'd hate to approach a robber just before he sticks up the cashier! I'd avoid if possible, there's no telling if they're even a chl holder.