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rm9792

NAK wrote:The behavior describing is scary, but is it how this guy always is or was he wound unusually tight that day? A formal complaint could be a carrier ender for someone that is really a good guy.

And we can tell that how in the few seconds you need to make a decision? He is lucky the CHL holder wasnt a quick draw or he could be dead. There is simply no excuse for the officers behaviour. Maybe he was hyped on adrenaline or having a bad day but dead is dead. You dont walk up on someone with a gun drawn in plain clothes like that without backup or some better plan.

rm9792

frankie_the_yankee wrote:
G.A. Heath wrote:
1) When you say "tuckable", do you mean behind or in front of the gun?

2) Got a link to one so I can see what they look like and how they work?

3) If the shirt tucks in front (i.e. concealing) the gun, the gun will still be exposed during the transition to untucked mode, right?

That sounds like failure to conceal to me.
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I have a Galco SkyOps or SkyMarshal, and a Galco Summer Special. Both tuck between the holster and clip. And I can untuck quite easily without exposing.

rm9792

AEA wrote:It's just not worth it to mess with someone's career on a single incident.

If you think he was yelling at you for the stop and your gun,......what do you think he might do after he gets a reprimand or worse from his department? Some people hold grudges and I certainly would not want to be on the receiving end of this Guy over getting your feelings hurt on one occasion.

Words were said, nobody got shot, leave it at that.

I say it is. If he is this out of control then he at minimum needs more training and a psych exam. If he holds a grudge then he should be fired for that. He could very easily have pulled the trigger being that excited. I bet you dinner his trigger handling was nil.

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