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I mentioned in another thread about the last time I was at the range in BassPro. Previously, when one is going to use the range you must stop at the entrance and have the greeter place a lock on each gun and record what caliber, number of mags, and how much ammo you are bringing in. I did this and when I was done shooting I was waiting for the guy to replace the lock so I could proceed back the the entrance for the lock to be removed. However, the guy at the range said that if I had a CHL I could just go on and have a nice day. I'll have to call the range and find out if I need to stop at the entrance to have the lock placed on my gun next time.

Upon reflection, I'm not sure that taking advantage of this privilege is a good idea. While I appreciate BassPro's pro CHL stance, someone that deviates from others could be questioned and it would then be known that I had a CHL. This would be similar to what's going on at the capitol with the CHL sign at an entrance. I don't generally tell strangers or even most friends that I have a CHL.