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Will938 wrote:Did someone have the information for the campus leader at A&M? I was pretty worried about people freaking over a holster, so I was considering just pinning a target to my back. It's non-threatening and paints a bold picture, though I'm not sure people would make the connection.

How could an empty holster appear threatening to anyone? I have some empty holsters lying around and they don't even scare my cat and she is afraid of most anything.

The protest is about using the empty holster, I'm not sure that the target would be associated with the national protest.

Its a brilliant idea, There was a political party meeting last year on the campus of the U of H. Of course its off limits for legal CHL carry and only cops and criminals are allowed to carry. One of the party wore his holster empty but exposed. Of course some thought it was odd and asked him about it. He went on to informed those who asked it was his protest, and he didn't like being at a place where he couldn't protect himself and those whom he loved. He went on to explain all about CHL and what it means.

Whats funny though for some reason an empty holster is more conspicuous than a stuffed one and gathers more attention