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I don't usually chime in on arguments, but I can see another point of view. When I was younger I worked as a security guard, and as a guard I tried to comply with my orders as thoroughly as possible. I often found out that my desire to do a good job was more than what was wanted. If this "gate Guard" had experience that told him that was a gun pouch he might be inclined to check, I would have. I have been to cabbalas many times and I even asked one time what the sign was for, the manager was emphatic that it was for guns to be taken to the firearms counter to be checked by that department and not required if you do not unholster. I can easily see how a new (new to the "Gate") guard may have interpreted the orders he was given. He will only learn if he is corrected in a polite and respectable manner. I would always suggest you go to the local management first with any employee before going to the top. Sometimes it can hurt our cause (to carry concealed) if we complain about every issue to the "corporate office".