I just took the course a few weeks ago. The instruction manual was provided by the department of justice for Kentucky. THE MANUAL specifically spelled out what you are "suppose" to do. This was not just the instructor giving his opinion. It's written in the manual that is provided to teach a ccw that issued by the state of kentucky. It spells it out very clearly. Page 21. I'll post it tonight. I'm not telling ANYONE what they should do. I'm simply stating WHAT THE TRAINING MATERIALS ISSUED BY THE STATE say to do. I couldn't careless what you do quite frankly. How would that concern me? I just think people should refer people to the law OR how the state trains ccw holders. Otherwise, what's the point of the class?
So, Mojo57, if I don't do what I am "supposed" to do in Kentucky, and instead do what is only required here, from the Kentucky Department of Justice instead:
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IV. Regulation of License Holders
A. Duty to carry license; duty to display license
The license holder must carry the license any time he or she is carrying a deadly weapon concealed, and must show it to a law enforcement officer if requested. Failure to carry the license, or to display it, will result in a $25 fine.
Exactly, why would I be wrong? Straight from the Kentucky Department of Justice, pal.