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Oldgringo wrote:

Oldgringo wrote: Maybe we do need CHL licenses?

On second thought, maybe there should be bright CHL sashes...worn over the clothes.

IIRC, someone previously suggested a CHL cape. The less motivated (cowardly) CHL's among us need some sort of indicator that a hero CHL is in our midst and that we may need to duck if hero CHL springs into action with all guns spitting hot lead.

The uniformed and badged LEO's we should be able to recognize before they lay down a barrage on the idiot at the cash register.

While we're sorta' on the subject, what was that guy's name who got down at the COSTCO in Las Vegas a while back because some store employee became exercised about something the deceased said or did?

Oldgringo wrote: Maybe we do need CHL licenses?

On second thought, maybe there should be bright CHL sashes...worn over the clothes.

Maybe we do need CHL licenses?

RoyGBiv wrote:So if I'm standing behind him on line and I overhear these threats...
And I see a "bulge" and his hand in his coat...
And I draw and fire.... injuring the guy, or worse..

Standing behind him in line, it's likely the entry wound would be in his back.
What's the likelihood of a "No-Bill".?

What's the liklihood of your 'back shot' passing through the "guy" and hitting the cashier or some other bystander? What if the cashier pulled a gun, shot the perceived threat and 2-3 people standing in line?

A CHL is not a BATMAN license.

Aggiedad wrote:There's not enough info in the OP to know for certain but could it be that this guy really was going to rob Home Depot and lost his nerve when she started crying? Did the "loss prevention" guy stick around afterward for any kind of debriefing or did he leave the store immediately? Inquiring minds would like to know.