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At Home Depot a few months ago, while being rung up by the cashier, next to me in line, a woman dropped her glasses on the floor. She immediately placed her hand on me just where my cover shirt was over my holstered Glock 19. She was making certain I didn't move and step on her glasses.

Of course, at this point she actually had her hand on the butt of my pistol with only the thin cloth of my shirt to disguise what's she was touching. Without thinking, my hand was instantly on hers and yanked hers off me.

She reacted by loudly announcing she wasn't trying to steal from me. Huh? She was only trying to stop me from possibly stepping on her glasses before she could retrieve them said she.

She seemed to think I had no right to remove her hand as she had good reason for it stay there as long as she thought necessary.

Fortunately, I got her hand off me before she recognized what she had her hand on and possibly started screaming "GUN"!

Once again, proving when people announce "Concealed Means Concealed" is a shaky position to take. You just never know when your concealment may come "unconcealed"...

I got lucky. My experience didn't last longer enough to become "unconcealed", but it came awfully close and not something I ever thought might happen.