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I didn't actually have to draw...thank God! I work with sound in many interesting places and with many interesting people, some of which are hired by the venue to be grunt labor. Most of the time, I don't have problems. A couple of months ago, another guy from my company and I were working a concert at an outdoor venue and had several of these hands. One of the hands decided that he wanted to fight someone and that someone was was my coworker. He knows I carry but doesn't have a chl of his own. We were in a 51% area, so my 226 was in the car just outside the gate. This hand started messing with my coworker at load in but left before the show and we didn't think about him again. Show went on ad went well and before you know it...we are at the load out. We got everything to a point where it was just time to load the truck. This same guy jumped my coworker when the cw was putting something on the lift gate and they start rolling around on the ground. The other hands and I pull them apart (I kept thinking about getting a water hose like a dog fight) and I ordered my cw back to his truck. We got the hand to leave and I told some policemen a block or two away what happened and they told me they would watch out. I then got my 226 and stood outside the venue calling for items to be brought to the truck all the while watching for this hand, because he seemed the type to come back with reinforcements and or weapons l. We hauled butt to get gone...and did so without sight of the hand again. All in all, my guns cleared holster, but I just prayed that this guy wouldn't come back or that the cops would be close enough to help. This type of situation frustrates me because the law doesn't let me carry into a bar, even though I am there to work and never drink while working. Sorry for the long story ad even worse spelling/grammatical errors...iPhones are difficult to compose a dissertation on.