Agreed, but dealing with a jumpy/nervous/trigger happy officer/rent-a-cop, shouldn't be on of those risks. Understandable if a hand is on the weapon, but reaching in the direction of your weapon, no. IMO of course.cb1000rider wrote:Certainly some personal risk is assumed when carrying concealed or unconcealed..LikWid wrote: No one said allowed, but we've had people shot for reaching for their wallet before...what makes you think someone won't freak out and shoot someone "reaching" (wallet might be on the same side as their EDC) in the direction of their weapon?
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- Mon Dec 28, 2015 4:40 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Texas police say they'll take new open carry law in stride
- Mon Dec 28, 2015 12:53 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
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Re: Texas police say they'll take new open carry law in stride
No one said allowed, but we've had people shot for reaching for their wallet before...what makes you think someone won't freak out and shoot someone "reaching" (wallet might be on the same side as their EDC) in the direction of their weapon?Right2Carry wrote:Really? You think they would shoot someone who has a holstered handgun? What law allows this to happen?C-dub wrote:If there are still this many people around that are this ignorant of the laws pertaining to their profession I don't think this is going to end well for the first few that do OC into a bank with a security person like this. If the security person is armed, they just might shoot first, assuming they are about to be robbed, and ask questions later.
Ya'll be careful out there!