My encounter

[RTF92.5]

Oooh, me likey! Do you mind if I use that?

Be my guest... though I can't guarantee a positive outcome.

[McSull]

So, did you spit on his pizza, or not?

[free]

I laughed and went on with my business.

I agree with this...but without engaging in the conversation between the officer and the woman.

[Foxspizza53]

I agree with this...but without engaging in the conversation between the officer and the woman.

The conversation was with myself and the officer. Then the woman started asking questions.

[free]

The conversation was with myself and the officer. Then the woman started asking questions.

Ooooh, I see.

And you didn't tell her the only carry she needs to worry about is with respect to sandwhiches?

[Foxspizza53]

Ooooh, I see.

And you didn't tell her the only carry she needs to worry about is with respect to sandwhiches?

LOL

[alpacaheat]

Did the officer get a Wedgie?

Their pizza is crappy but I do enjoy the Wedgies.

[Mitch10mm]

FWIW, every cop I know personally is generally opposed to the practice of OC moreso than the right. They largely see it as "scaring people to make a point", and making work for them to respond to all the "OMG There's a Man with a Gun at WalMart!" calls. I'll tell you they kinda truly 'don't get the problem', and their response if I challenge it is "What's the big deal? You want to be armed, great! Get a LTCF and carry concealed".

Point being, cops can/will tell you things they know are "inaccurate" to try and modify your behavior to the "recommended" practice... They're not -all- ignorant of gun law, some are worse: They willfully misrepresent it in furtherance of their personal (or maybe it's institutional) viewpoint.

Caveat: All the cops I know work in urban/suburban settings. I wouldn't be surprised if ex-urban cops are less opposed to OC.

I'm lucky. Just the other night walked into sheetz and an LEO was waiting on food. Looked at me, my hip and back at me, nod and that was that. And that's everyone's reaction for the 99.9% of time. People must be really chillin' in Amish country

[free]

I'm lucky. Just the other night walked into sheetz and an LEO was waiting on food. Looked at me, my hip and back at me, nod and that was that. And that's everyone's reaction for the 99.9% of time. People must be really chillin' in Amish country

Were you hoping for more of a "if you show me yours, I'll show you mine" kind of encounter? (;

[Mitch10mm]

Were you hoping for more of a "if you show me yours, I'll show you mine" kind of encounter? (;

He was cute