recently. It didn't scare me cause it was after the session, and I pretty much knew the gent was nice and not the type to hurt me. It DID make me a little nervous, though. I think had I seen it BEFORE the session, I probably would have been a lot more nervous and scared!

Honestly, I just don't think its a good idea to bring a gun to a meeting. If you DO, at least leave it in the car.

was coming with me.  It stays locked in my car when I visit.

Now I've got a question for you.  

Why bother having the CCW license if you aren't going to carry 100%?  I know the theory that you can pick and choose where you are going to be and stay away from the high risk areas. You don't get to chose when you might need it.  Crime is not area specific.  You can be attacked any time any place.  If you don't have it with you, you might as well not have it at all.

Possession of a weapon during another 'crime' (of passion) changes everything...  so does any illegal drugs.   BTW, putting things into the trunk should occur somewhere other than outside her door where an observer might decide to target your vehicle.

Please do let me know..

I would much prefer you tell me ahead of time..

Actually, if we have never meet before it would freak me out.. I would probably ask you to leave or at the very least put it in your vehicle.. But if we are already friends.. It's not really a big deal..

I can think of two clients that I know of that always carry....

Thanks for asking

I have yet to have a gent come in carrying concealed... but then again, WI's CC law has only been in effect for a short while. If someone did, I would have to request they put it in their vehicle, as I just would not be comfortable.

if the caliber doesn't start with a 4 ( .357 is welcome too ) then leave it locked in your trunk ( kidding)

i see a few guys who carry for their jobs. i knew this up front and have seen then several times. if it was a first time meeting and i didn't know about it then i would be concerned. i am member of the NRA, fully support the 2nd amendment and also the rights of gun owners. and you're right about "it's better to have it and not need it then it is to need it and not have it ".      

also, what would think if the shoe were on the other foot. You catch a glimpse of one in the room and it was a first time meeting ? i personally don't keep one in the room because that's what screening is for.  

....the gentlemen told me he was carrying, as he was laying my gift, and his piece, on my dining room table.  I grew up around guns (my parents were game hunters), and I was not uncomfortable.

  If a gentleman waited until we were in the boudoir to tell me, I would be uncomfortable.

Hugs and Kisses,
Kelly

....i'm not.
I'm uncomfortable period being in a hotel room big or small with a man (even screened/verified and i've seen him like 50 times) with money, other valuables of mine (including my own body) and a loaded gun.