[GovernmentShrinker]

Years ago I was working the drawer in the hardware store and a guy came in wearing Levis and a cowboy shirt. Right in front of the counter he started to turn toward me, raising his shirt tail. I saw the bottom end of a holster and I drew on him.

HUH?!?!?! A customer came into your store, you happened to catch a glimpse of his concealed, holstered gun, and you drew your gun on him???? Wow! I'd a lot rather run into the off-duty police officer described in this blog post, than run into you! I routinely carry concealed in Pennsylvania, and I'd press charges against anyone who drew a gun on me just because they caught a glimpse of my gun.

He is lucky I didn't panic and shoot

So are you. You'd be spending many years in prison if you had, as well you should be.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I was working a cash drawer with a whole bunch of money in it. He was raising his shirt tail exactly like he was going to draw. One of the rules for concealed carry is to keep it concealed. You may be willing to let a stranger get the drop on you, I don't do things that way.

There is no point in your packing if you're going to stand there and say, "you go first". You'd be safer unarmed!