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Personally, I would never display my firearm as a deterrent. Only if I feel that my life is in danger would I do such a thing. Glad it all turned out well for you, though.

We don't need no stinking badges!

Quoted for the Mel Brooks Movie "Blazing Saddles".

I was pulled over by the Bedford police last week and I gave the officer my CHL as a courtesy before she was told by dispatch that I had a CHL. I could hear on her portable radio that disptach was telling her that I had a CHL, and she already had it in her hand. It seem to please her that I offered ...

Class: September 5th
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DPS Website Status: License Issued and Active - November 20th, 2009

I agree with AEA. At home, I always carry, usually in a fanny pack or inner waist holster. Especially when going to answer the door, day or night. Even if you are expecting someone.