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"The reason why I said this is because I bet he would have asked me to surrender it for the duration of the stop.

To me, that is soo wrong. I believe it's safest in my holster, but he can abuse it if he claims safety. Argh!"

Most Officers do not want your gun unless you are acting badly. It goes back to the saying "act like a criminal and you will be treated like a criminal". Act like a responsible person who should have a CHL and most but not all of the time you will get a pass. The person stopped always sets the tone of the stop.