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I may be jumping into the deep end before I have fully learned to swim, but this sort of behavior is a burr in my saddle!

I just completed and passed my CHL course yesterday. However, I have been handling weapons, long and short all my life. I have been taugh to respect "implements of destruction", and NEVER take them lightly. While they can be fun for hunting and target shooting, they are not toys and handling them is a huge responsibility.

To the best of my understanding here is my take: While there is no stated "legal limit" in the penal code for carrying, it sure would not look good in a civil suite. In addition, I think as CHL holders we have an obligation to ourselves and all other CHL holders to conduct ourselves to the highest of standards at all times and in all circumstances.

A case of IMHO terminal stupidity as displayed in the original scenario is detrimental to all of us. I agree with those that state "0" is my limit.

JMHO

DA