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I did my Wally Walk the day my plastic came in which was August 21st. I did not worry at all about walking through wally world with a .40 cal at my 6. But this past weekend I think I went through perhaps the most rigorous journeys for a new CHL'er. I needed a new pair of Luchese boots so I went to Cavendar's. I walked in the store and realized that this may test my nerves a little bit. The store was loaded with a tour bus of people from the east coast. They were all buying boots. If you have shopped for boots, you know the procedure. Sit, stand, kneel, bend over, repeat. I am quite sure I was printing with just a thin t-shirt and a XD service .40 cal. But the whole time I was not worried. I spent an hour in the store trying on boots sitting, standing, kneeling and bending over. I got a beautiful pair ( I now have 4 pair) of Luchese ostrich boots.

My point is to everyone who worries about printing...don't. I was in a store full of Yankees with some printing and no one batted an eye.
And if you want to get rid of the carrying "nerves" for good; go to a boot store and try on boots for an hour after you hit Wally World.

carry on!

techalum wrote:I did my Wally Walk the day my plastic came in which was August 21st. I did not worry at all about walking through wally world with a .40 cal at my 6. But this past weekend I think I went through perhaps the most rigorous journeys for a new CHL'er. I needed a new pair of Luchese boots so I went to Cavendar's. I walked in the store and realized that this may test my nerves a little bit. The store was loaded with a tour bus of people from the east coast. They were all buying boots. If you have shopped for boots, you know the procedure. Sit, stand, kneel, bend over, repeat. I am quite sure I was printing with just a thin t-shirt and a XD service .40 cal. But the whole time I was not worried. I spent an hour in the store trying on boots sitting, standing, kneeling and bending over. I got a beautiful pair ( I now have 4 pair) of Luchese ostrich boots.

My point is to everyone who worries about printing...don't. I was in a store full of Yankees with some printing and no one batted an eye.
And if you want to get rid of the carrying "nerves" for good; go to a boot store and try on boots for an hour after you hit Wally World.

carry on!

Yankee's expect Texans to have guns...It's part of the Texas experience to them!!

magillapd wrote:

techalum wrote:I did my Wally Walk the day my plastic came in which was August 21st. I did not worry at all about walking through wally world with a .40 cal at my 6. But this past weekend I think I went through perhaps the most rigorous journeys for a new CHL'er. I needed a new pair of Luchese boots so I went to Cavendar's. I walked in the store and realized that this may test my nerves a little bit. The store was loaded with a tour bus of people from the east coast. They were all buying boots. If you have shopped for boots, you know the procedure. Sit, stand, kneel, bend over, repeat. I am quite sure I was printing with just a thin t-shirt and a XD service .40 cal. But the whole time I was not worried. I spent an hour in the store trying on boots sitting, standing, kneeling and bending over. I got a beautiful pair ( I now have 4 pair) of Luchese ostrich boots.

My point is to everyone who worries about printing...don't. I was in a store full of Yankees with some printing and no one batted an eye.
And if you want to get rid of the carrying "nerves" for good; go to a boot store and try on boots for an hour after you hit Wally World.

carry on!

Yankee's expect Texans to have guns...It's part of the Texas experience to them!!

They would have been more likely to notice you if you were unarmed

techalum wrote:I needed a new pair of Luchese boots so I went to Cavendar's.

A fine choice of boots.

FINE choice.

Congrats