I’ve been pulled over multiple times with my gun in the magnet holder right by my hand and I told him I had a gun right there and he said thanks for the heads up
Both did exactly what the article talks about, what their concealed carry classes taught.
Both had no issues. In fact in the case of my son, he had one incident with a (legal) knife and another with a firearm. In both cases the deputy(s) secured the weapon, finished up the encounter, then proceeded to have conversations with him about his handgun or knife.
Pleasant experiences, no escalations, everyone walked away safely.
Right. The key is to think, be respectful, and just don't FAFO
I’ve been pulled over multiple times with my gun in the magnet holder right by my hand and I told him I had a gun right there and he said thanks for the heads up
My youngest son leaves for basic training in a couple weeks as an MP and I do have a Blue Lives Matter sticker
I wish him peace and safety!
Thanks
The other thing that tells them is you respect them and do not want any surprises either.
My son and a good friend had similar situations.
Both did exactly what the article talks about, what their concealed carry classes taught.
Both had no issues. In fact in the case of my son, he had one incident with a (legal) knife and another with a firearm. In both cases the deputy(s) secured the weapon, finished up the encounter, then proceeded to have conversations with him about his handgun or knife.
Pleasant experiences, no escalations, everyone walked away safely.
Amazing how common sense and civility works.