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MasterOfNone wrote:

nyj wrote:

mojo84 wrote:I don't think the op said anything about what his chl instructor taught him and I didn't see where the trooper said he could carry in the post office.

If someone with a chl has to stare at someone's gun and a trooper said it was ok, maybe the ordinary person wouldn't notice it. Kind of like the clips on my crossbreed holster.

You carry clips?

Of course. They are what holds the holster to the belt.

What he said. My holster has two clips that hold my gun with a fully loaded MAGAZINE.

I don't think the op said anything about what his chl instructor taught him and I didn't see where the trooper said he could carry in the post office.

If someone with a chl has to stare at someone's gun and a trooper said it was ok, maybe the ordinary person wouldn't notice it. Kind of like the clips on my crossbreed holster.

I don't think I would be inclined to say anything in that particular circumstance. I also would not have brought it to the attention of the other employee by focusing on it do closely. If its in a holster or other carrying "case", I would have just kept a general eye on him and let it go.

If it was just stuck in his waistband, I would then be more concerned and watched him closely and told the other employee to get ready to call 911.