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I complied, and gave him the (holstered) gun which he locked up in a set of lockers and gave me the key. When my business was done, I retrieved the gun and left.

It would be nice if more places that are off limits had lockers near the entrance. That would be a good idea at courthouses and such. Add that to my wish list! Glad that worked out for you, Frankie. At the ER I used to work at, there were lockers, but only for LEO's who were injured and had to take off their rig for X-rays or whatever to store their duty weapon in. I think they'd have had a heart attack if an every day pt asked to use one!

Should you put your CHL badge with your gun? Or maybe lay your CHL on top of the gun instead? Seriously, what do you think would happen if someone did just pull out the gun and put it in the little bucket?