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<blockquote data-quote="aestus" data-source="post: 1606602" data-attributes="member: 2989"><p>You're lucky it went down the way it did. I would have shown my license and be done with it. He could have both asked you to leave and/or called the police after you refused. If not, the employee who noticed your weapon could have called on his/her own on their cellphone after you had refused if they were genuinely in fear.</p><p></p><p>In situations like that where they're not sure what to do and instead of immediately overreacting and screaming "GUN" and calling the police, but instead is courteous enough to atleast confront you about it, it's better to oblige. It's better to make them feel at ease and comfortable. They're stressed, in fear, and don't know how to handle the situation if they've never dealt with a concealed carry holder who clearly has broken the law and has revealed their firearm. Not worth being bullheaded and intensifying the stress of the situation.</p><p></p><p>Anyways, you're lucky. If this was downtown, cops would have been called without anybody even speaking to you and you probably would have been slapped with a ticket/escorted out and gotten a really hard time from the police. I've seen it happen a couple of times to other CCL holders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aestus, post: 1606602, member: 2989"] You're lucky it went down the way it did. I would have shown my license and be done with it. He could have both asked you to leave and/or called the police after you refused. If not, the employee who noticed your weapon could have called on his/her own on their cellphone after you had refused if they were genuinely in fear. In situations like that where they're not sure what to do and instead of immediately overreacting and screaming "GUN" and calling the police, but instead is courteous enough to atleast confront you about it, it's better to oblige. It's better to make them feel at ease and comfortable. They're stressed, in fear, and don't know how to handle the situation if they've never dealt with a concealed carry holder who clearly has broken the law and has revealed their firearm. Not worth being bullheaded and intensifying the stress of the situation. Anyways, you're lucky. If this was downtown, cops would have been called without anybody even speaking to you and you probably would have been slapped with a ticket/escorted out and gotten a really hard time from the police. I've seen it happen a couple of times to other CCL holders. [/QUOTE]
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