First...; why y'all get stopped so often?????? :dunno
I'm admittedly a heavy foot driver, a fan of "California stops", an addicted to yellow/orange lights, and had jobs driving for 14-16 hours, and for the love of Earth don't get stopped. The reason is IMO that I drive with my 6 senses engaged, paying attention to surroundings, checking visibility over the cars in front of me... and I know when someone 1/4 mile in front press the brakes it is usually a traffic issue or a control point :grin Also when I drove more, I could tell an unmarked car in a traffic jam :grin In the last 17 years my interactions have been marked by other situations and not traffic. Only once I was stopped during those 17 years for breaking my own rules and getting distracted. I was sent on my way then with a friendly pat on my head and the officer spluttering some nonsense about "just not today"... :grin
That said, I've always planned to tell the officer that I'm carrying (playing it by ear of course) and when asked to disarm, I'm planning to use a very calmed and logical argument as to why I don't think is a good idea.... But I admit that might work only for me. (or not). Those who know me, also know I can friendly argue with anybody. So, not sure siting laws and statutes work. Not for me for sure because I hate them all... I would use a more common sense approach. " Could you carefully take your gun out?" "Well, officer, I'm surprised... do you trust I could take my gun out safely without a ND or AD that could put us both in danger?" "I will take your gun off..." "Well, I don't feel confident enough that you could do it without putting both of us in danger... Why don't we leave it where it is and call it the day?" Something along those lines would work for ME probably.
In any case, I would never get in a yelling match with a LEO. I don't see the reason. And if I ever get stopped and asked to be disarmed, I'll let you know how it goes. I don't expect that to happen anytime soon, unless I start losing my spidey senses and long range eye sight.
Now, yesterday we had a conversation about behavior in traffic stop. specifically young black male behavior. With two moms ranting about a couple of situations with their sons, my range buddy just told us he was also stopped for speeding and di not have anything to complaint. Car off, hands on the wheel 10-2, handing the DL and CWFL to officer, officer: "you armed?" "yes, sir", "one in the chamber?" "Yes, sir. two guns on me." "take them off slowly with your left hand"... "hmm.... I'm lefty" "That's fine" Officer took them to his car while checking license, returned still loaded to back seat, "once I leave, take them back, and have a good day". My friend is old school, native Floridian with a heavy black country accent, blacker than a starless night. He lived through the worst times and still I believe him to be above all the racial nonsense. Why all encounters cannot go that way?