could you put some context into where specifically you saw these signs? there are some McDs where they say no concealed and I just walk in OC'g. those same places have now put up gun buster signs which say NO FIREARMS.
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could you put some context into where specifically you saw these signs? there are some McDs where they say no concealed and I just walk in OC'g. those same places have now put up gun buster signs which say NO FIREARMS.
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knd578
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It was a Papa johns where it said unlawfull to carry concealed in nc and a city park that sad carrying concealed hand gun not allowed.
after reviewing al gore's invention I am unable to locate a papa john's corp policy that relates to customers being allowed in their stores with firearms, OC or CC. now if you are an employee of PJ's their HR policies specifically state delivery persons can not carry during the accomplishment of their delivery duties.
now for the city park, there are provisions granted by state statute to allow municipalities to make GFZs of certain defined recreational areas. where the problem arises is the municipalities definition of recreational areas and they got pushy and generated ordinances against a myriad pseudo recreational areas under their purview based on their emotional biases.
so as you can see there are some areas, such as papa john's private property and recreational areas within municipalities where firearms are not welcome. of course the NC statutes specifically state firearms are not allowed wherever it is posted.
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knd578
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So regardless if it says concealed or not it would not be allowed?
not to belabour the point this is a OC forum, you may seek the answers you need regarding CC from the following cite: http://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/ByArticle/Chapter_14/Article_54B.html
specifically 14-415.11(c)
hope that assisted you in your quest.
ipse
specifically 14-415.11(c)
hope that assisted you in your quest.
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knd578
Regular Member
Yes i am aware. My point is, is it legal to OC in places that have signs saying unlawfull to "conceal carry".
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Vagrant
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Knd578
I've open carried in Greensboro for a year now, I have never had problems with carrying here save for that situation at China Buffet, or as I call it panicky older white man freaks out because of legally armed black man, just focus on doing what your doing and being aware of what's going on around u and you'll be fine.
I've open carried in Greensboro for a year now, I have never had problems with carrying here save for that situation at China Buffet, or as I call it panicky older white man freaks out because of legally armed black man, just focus on doing what your doing and being aware of what's going on around u and you'll be fine.
If the is no generic wording (no guns/weapons) or only concealed carry is mentioned, then yes OC would be legal until you are told otherwise.
Subject to the statutory restrictions noted in § 14-415.11.
bc.cruiser
Regular Member
If the sign says "No firearms/weapons": You may not OC; You may not CC
If the sign says "No Concealed Firearms/weapons": You may not CC; You may OC (At least until owner or person in charge tells you to leave.)
If the sign says "No firearms/weapons except CC with Permit)": You may CC; You may not OC
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knd578
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Thanks all that cleared it up for me.