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Lucky45 wrote: I was wondering if you think that the LEO probably sway his decision on the matter on a person's impression whenever the driver initiates the issue about carrying a weapon.

I have to agree. The more one talks, the more one chances digging a deeper hole.

LEOs are no strangers to handguns. I'm guessing that if we don't make an issue of our carry status, they won't likely do so either.

I didn't respond to the poll since I have not been pulled over since receiving my CHL.
I've only had one LEO contact since getting my CHL:
I was in a vehicle accident just over a week ago. When asked for ID, I handed the DPS officer my DL & CHL. He handed the CHL right back to me, saying he had never been shot at while working an accident scene in his 30 years in law enforcement. I later rode in the DPS truck wearing a .380 in a belly band and a .38 special in my purse. He did not appear the least bit concerned.