[derringer]

Hey, guys! Where's the uproar?! Whatever happened to "concealed means concealed"? I guess you all meant "concealed sometimes means concealed".

You know, all it would take would be for one doctor or nurse to make a call to the Sheriff and your CCW could be revoked for "brandishing", right? I don't think there are any exceptions on my CCW for exposing my gun in a public or private establishment. Just tread lightly.

I guess this is how we in CCW-friendly Sutter County ended up with "no guns" signs on the doors of one of our medical buildings. Every time I see them it pisses me off. Might also be the reason some emergency rooms have walk-through metal detectors and security guards. If you know you might have to expose your weapon, I recommend "playing it safe" by leaving the gun in the car.