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True story:
Three guys (customers) walk into a gunshop. The three guys take each (3) employee's attention and spread themselves wide into two corners and the middle of the shop. Employees immediately sense something may be up. All employees are armed with handguns in holsters. Guns located at 4:30 - 5:00 o'clock position so not easily seen from the front.
Middle customer engages one employee in conversation while other two customers are just hanging around the corner of the shop next to display case and faking interest by looking at guns in display case.
Fourth employee happens to be in backroom unbeknownst to customers. Middle customer (older of the three) squats to look at a gun in display case. The act of squating prints a rather large handgun in his back. Corner employee notices and makes eye contact with the two other employees. Hands get lowered in ready position but not on guns.
Fourth employee emerges from back not knowing what is going on but notices all three employees in ready position. Fourth employee stops and moves over to the cash register and puts his hand on a snubby .357 laying next to cash register.
Middle customer realises that there are now 4 employees and that they are in ready position. Middle customer looks at the other two customers and they proceed to leave without a word.
No guns were drawn and things ended peacefully.
Stay alert folks.
Three guys (customers) walk into a gunshop. The three guys take each (3) employee's attention and spread themselves wide into two corners and the middle of the shop. Employees immediately sense something may be up. All employees are armed with handguns in holsters. Guns located at 4:30 - 5:00 o'clock position so not easily seen from the front.
Middle customer engages one employee in conversation while other two customers are just hanging around the corner of the shop next to display case and faking interest by looking at guns in display case.
Fourth employee happens to be in backroom unbeknownst to customers. Middle customer (older of the three) squats to look at a gun in display case. The act of squating prints a rather large handgun in his back. Corner employee notices and makes eye contact with the two other employees. Hands get lowered in ready position but not on guns.
Fourth employee emerges from back not knowing what is going on but notices all three employees in ready position. Fourth employee stops and moves over to the cash register and puts his hand on a snubby .357 laying next to cash register.
Middle customer realises that there are now 4 employees and that they are in ready position. Middle customer looks at the other two customers and they proceed to leave without a word.
No guns were drawn and things ended peacefully.
Stay alert folks.
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