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BrassMonkey wrote:He has grabbed at their sidearm a couple of times(All you can do is keep correcting him) Luckily, those were in retention duty holsters. Most of the CCW rigs I have seen are NOT retention holsters. Or in other words, in case I am using the wrong terminology, they do nto have active retention mechanisms, thumbreak, internal release such as the newer sig LE holsters.

His legs need to be popped.

I would be very uncomfortable to see a service worker's (accidentally flashed) gun for the reasons mentioned above: I do not know this person and do not know whether he/she is a CHL or is some type of violent offender with an illegally-accessed gun.

I can understand, however, your desire to have it with you. If you take it in a house, just make sure it's covered and the home occupants don't know it's there.

Invited guests are a different story. If I invite a person into my home, I have some degree of trust in that person. Most of our friends are from our church or another local church; if they have evil intentions, they're hiding it well. A few in particular have a CHL, so if they accidentally flashed, I wouldn't be bothered at all because I know their status.

As for children getting ahold of one, if it's on a person's body, kids aren't going to access it w/o the person knowing.