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A few more spots OC friendly

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Grapeshot

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eye95 said:
ORC 2923.126 includes the following:


(b) A landlord may not prohibit or restrict a tenant who is a licensee and who on or after September 9, 2008, enters into a rental agreement with the landlord for the use of residential premises, and the tenant’s guest while the tenant is present, from lawfully carrying or possessing a handgun on those residential premises.
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Other states would do well to have similar - I like that
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Section 3 b
http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2923.126
 
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JoshJeh

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eye95 said:
Call corporate. Either policy changed or the manager does not know BPS policy. We had a similar incident in the BPS in Prattville, AL. The manager learned from corporate that OC is allowed in BPS. However, if a customer is going to be unholstering his firearm for any reason, then it must be checked in, unloaded, and disabled.

If you are OCing with no intention to touch the firearm, they follow State law. If you are going to be trying holsters or other accessories to find if they work with your firearm, then that is a different story. After the Prattville manager was slapped down, we scheduled a few OC shopping trips and lunches to drive the point home.

Unless policy changed, BPS allows OC where State law does.
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When OCing I never touch my gun or draw attention to the fact that I have one. I also OC only when I'm with my dad just because I know that when (not if) I get harassed by law enforcement, he'll be able to take responsibility for me.

Immediately after I got home from the store, I sent an email to the complaints department and I guess they just re-routed it to the store manager because the reply I received was from him. He just apologized and offered me a $25 gift card for my troubles. I think I was more offended at that than I was about the actual event. I'll look around to see if I can find a phone number instead of using email.
 
eye95

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Did he indicate that the store was in error, and did he promise correction? If so, that is the desired outcome. I'd say take the $25 and run.

If he did not indicate that the problem had been corrected, ask him again very directly or elevate to corporate.
 
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JediSkipdogg

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eye95 said:
ORC 2923.126 includes the following:


(b) A landlord may not prohibit or restrict a tenant who is a licensee and who on or after September 9, 2008, enters into a rental agreement with the landlord for the use of residential premises, and the tenant’s guest while the tenant is present, from lawfully carrying or possessing a handgun on those residential premises.
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And keep in mind, the tenant must be present for the guest to carry. A guest is anyone not on the lease. So if you loan your key to a friend, even a dating partner, or someone while you are on vacation, they would then be in violation as you are not present.
 
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