mpguy
Regular Member
I have a wedding to attend to in Norfolk, at a Knights of Columbus building. Does anyone know there carry policy? I have no idea what they are.
So...
Light'em Up!
So...
Light'em Up!
I have a wedding to attend to in Norfolk, at a Knights of Columbus building. Does anyone know there carry policy? I have no idea what they are.
So...
Light'em Up!
I don't recall them ever being mentioned here MP.
To be honest, the wishes if the bride and groom would be more important than the house rules I'd think.
Totally understand my friend. The bride knows i carry, and has np with it. I just thought it be best to keep it under the radar this time. I did some digging again, and found it to be part of the catholic church.
So...
Light'em Up!
Did try www.friendorfoe.us
To be more accurate, the KofC are affiliated with the Catholic Church, but are not a part of the Church itself. They do, however, carry swords at all their full-dress functions which may or may not be an indicator of support for personal self defense. (They also wear capes and hats with big feathers.)
That said, organizations like KoC usually do not see a need to publically post their views about carrying in their facilities. Absent a sign or someone telling you no, I'd say discretion is your word for the day.
I'm guessing that you are dressing up for this occasion - suit or sports coat at least? If so, I'm septet guessing you are going to CC as opposed to OC. In which case you should be OK - unless you get into something like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gvusTsmW9A .
stay safe.
Weddings, funerals and (recently added) christenings are about the only time I CC when I have the option od OCing.
Don't want any possibility that my defensive means becomes an overriding point of focus, distracting from the proceedings - such is a personal choice.
Is it too soon to ask how things went?
You can skip the news about the bride and groom - unless they did not get married as planned. Did anybody notice you? Did anybody say anything? Is there video of you doing your impression of a beached whale doing the chicken dance?
stay safe.
(They also wear capes and hats with big feathers.)
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Got to watch out for those hat and feather, pimp-type fellas!