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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.

gthaustex wrote:

JALLEN wrote:

nyj wrote:

JALLEN wrote:Don't blame this on his instructor. He doesn't.

He claims a trooper told him the rig he had was OK.

State trooper didn't tell him it was not OK to carry in post offices.

That's why you don't take advice from troopers about things they know nothing about more than anyone else.

Then again, the subject of him carrying in a post office may have never come up in conversation with the trooper. From what I read, the trooper had supposedly commented on his carry method, not necessarily the legality of carrying in post offices.....

JALLEN wrote:Don't blame this on his instructor. He doesn't.

He claims a trooper told him the rig he had was OK.