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A question from the floor: When would you have the time to give your BUG to the person next to you, qualified or not? Most situations I can think of that would call for drawing your CCW are over in seconds. I could think of a gunman scenario where you could find an out-of-the-way spot and take ten seconds to hash out a plan, but most one-BG encounters where a lawful carrier can respond are over before many bystanders even know what's going on. Now, after the initial encounter, of course you draw your backup gun, give it to an acquaintance, and tell them to cover the BG while you keep your eyes peeled for any of his buddies. But, the definition of the scenario implies there aren't any buddies, and even though two are better than one, there are only two in the first place if you see it coming with enough advance notice to hand off the BUG.