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Abraham wrote:Sadly or maybe comically, there's always one doofus in every crowd that'll buy/wear a CHL badge or some variation...

These folks need to be disabused of their weird rationalization - they make CHL holders look rather like the anti's view us as - kooks.

Even before I started reading about them on here, I thought of anything pointing out that I likely had a weapon as a "please, steal my gun" badge.

Think about it. We have a highly portable, highly desired item, that is expensive, difficult to obtain (especially for those willing to steal it), and easily "deployed" (or taken). Why would I want to advertise that I have one?

I'm also in favor of allowing open carry, but would likely never do so myself. Same reasoning.

steveincowtown wrote:

ScooterSissy wrote:

steveincowtown wrote:I would say 90% of people on this board have the CHL Badge. The other 10% is made up of 9% which use the CHL sash, and those darn 1% that use the Tiara.

Where does one get the CHL sash?

Right here...in stock I believe.

http://www.dsmsafety.com/ccw.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Good Lord!! I thought you were joking (and I thought I was joking back)...

mojo84 wrote:You should get one to wear on your belt right next to your gun so that people will know you are a good guy if your gun is accidentally exposed and the cops will know you are there to back them up in the event you have an opportunity to back them up when the chips are down. They are a must have.

My favorite "advice" about "backing up a cop" was right here on this forum several months ago.
Just whisper in the cop's ear, in a gravelly voice, "I'm Batman"

steveincowtown wrote:I would say 90% of people on this board have the CHL Badge. The other 10% is made up of 9% which use the CHL sash, and those darn 1% that use the Tiara.

Where does one get the CHL sash?