I may be completely off base here, so please tell me if I am, but here goes nothing....I think during my cpl class, the instructor said that if you have a cpl, you are technically allowed to open carry in places that are gun free (schools for example....basically every place that the back of my permit says I can't conceal carry, other than casinos)From what I understood, you would not be able to open carry in these places generally, but since you have to cpl, there is a loophole that does allow you to open carry, but not legally conceal.What I'm wondering is this. Concealed means concealed, but as soon as the gun is exposed, it is then not concealed. If someone somehow makes your gun and calls law enforcement, could you switch to open carry and then be fine legally?These restrictions already dont make a lot of sense, I'm just wondering how someone would ever get in trouble for violating it if the scenario I described is possible. I guess being frisked before having a chance to switch to open carry is possible.Not asking because I plan on doing this, just genuinely curious.Thanks! via /r/CCW http://ift.tt/2i568EN
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