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Why is this 3 pages ?:hang3:
Because people have the ability to share their 'great store of knowledge' without the courtesy to read what's already been posted.
Mods, please lock this one, it needs a long rest.
Why is this 3 pages ?:hang3:
Because people have the ability to share their 'great store of knowledge' without the courtesy to read what's already been posted.
Mods, please lock this one, it needs a long rest.
Because we suffer from 1st Amendmentitis. :haha:
A badge will get you in trouble in Kansas. I wouldn't want one anyway because it would bring unwanted attention while attempting to keep a firearm concealed.
I stumbled onto this forum by accident and thought it looked interesting. I'll spend some time reading various threads to learn the lay of the land. Early in Jan. I completed the resident Kansas CC course and took the nonresident Utah CC course a week ago. I'm waiting on the paperwork from both states so I'm currently not carrying at this point.
...guy who decided to wear one of these so-called CCW badges on his belt while openly carrying. That BS lasted about five minutes before the city police arrested him for impersonating a LEO and for open carry. Then, I'm sure SLED revoked his permit- what an idiot!
Do you have a real-life example of that scenario available? And if so, how would a CWP badge produce a different outcome?In reference to item #3 in the list above, when the LEOs arrive at the scene, and you are holding a gun, pointed at the perp, and the perp decides to exclaim, "He's gonna shoot me! Stop him!", will the LEOs calmly ask me to put my gun down, or will they first shoot me to neutralize the threat? Will they ask me to produce my permit AFTER they shoot me? We just watched a video of a LEO shoot an unarmed man in the back in a subway station, and even if that was an accident, imagine what a jumpy LEO might do when faced with the scenario above.
someone a page or two back touched my point...
the only reason I can see that one would carry a badge as well is if you are say holstering your piece in a back of the pants holster that might be visable when you bend over and reach for the lower shelf in a supermarket... or something like that .. if you have a badge next to it someone is less likely to freak out about seeing a gun...