I just thought I'd share weird and amusing story that just happened to me. A few weeks ago, my gf (who I live with) decided to visit her friend.
My gf has told me that her friend and her husband are very liberal, and do not like guns AT ALL. So, to keep the peace, I agreed to leave the Sig Sauer in the car, locked, when we visit their house.
The visit went well, very friendly as ussual. But then, just yesterday, my gf told me that there's something that she needed to tell me. She said that her friend (who she works with) came to her and asked her if I carry a gun. I was shocked when heard this, b/c I am careful not to let other know about my sidearm that is always with me. My gf told me that her friend's husband, during our visit, thought he saw something that looked like a holster on my belt when I bent over. I was appalled and suspicious at this claim, since I stored my sidearm and the pocket holster in the car.
My gf said her friend and her husband didn't know what to say or do, and they were very uncomfortable about that.
Then it occured to me that my mini-mag flashlight's pouch that I wear at 5 o'clock sticks out from underneath my shirt. That's what our friend's husband saw when i bent over, the pouch for my flashlight!
Unfortunately, my gf had to 'come clean' with her friend and tell her that I do in fact carry, but that I had made a point to leave it in the car out of respect of their home. Now I am told that the friend and husband are 'talking about it' to determine how they feel about me carrying at their home. I told my gf that frankly I don't care what they decide: it's their home and their rules. (but, it's also my choice when and whether I visit their home).
I still am quite amused and also a little disconcerted that I was put on the spot for NOT CARRYING my sidearm.
I have even more respect for the open-carriers here. The amount of persecution and bs they must have to go through has to be sickening.
I do find myself a little offended, if that's the right word, that freinds of ours would be passing that sort of judgement on things they don't even know about (it was a flashlight, for pete's sake!)
Just thought I'd share this odd story. Any thoughts or comments would be nice.