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    Default out of curriosity....

    anyone know of any cases brought before the court on a person with a CCW being brought up on charges because some dillweed saw their piece and called the fuz?

    if you do, post a link on line (if you can)

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7idl
    anyone know of any cases brought before the court on a person with a CCW being brought up on charges because some dillweed saw their piece and called the fuz?

    if you do, post a link on line (if you can)
    i honestly dont see that happening because colorado you can open carry in most cities/towns here
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    Even if they do call the PD, you've got your permit on you at all times - you'd better - so if they show, you show the permit and all is peachy again.

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    I see all of the above points, however, if you encountered the combination of rogue cop and dilweed anti-gunner, could one possibly still be charged with "brandishing" a firearm? Even if the "brandishing" was only printing through your clothing? Seems like a possibility...

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    Well anything is possible, but if something like that happened, you'd be a fairly rich man shortly there after.

    This is a common sense issue. So what if someone calls the cops so what so long as you are properly permitted, you have nothing to worry about short of being in violation of the rules covering where you can carry.

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