joshmmm
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So yesterday afternoon (Sunday) I stopped by one of the casinos I haven't been to in a while. This is the Drift on Inn Roadhouse casino on highway 99 at approximately 173rd in Shoreline.
This particular casino is 18 and over with a very small bar area that is restricted to 21+.
Posted on the outside door is a Washington state no firearms sign. (the one bars are, I think, required to post). This sign was also posted inside. Additionally, on the same front door a sign reads that 18 year olds are welcome. Obviously it is not against the law to have a weapon inside the casino area as it is not 21+.
Is it legal to display the official Washington state law saying it is a violation of law to bring a gun in?
ps. I carried anyway (of course--since it is legal). I always choose to carry concealed in casinos anyway as the seating is not very conducive to good retention and being able to watch your surroundings.
So yesterday afternoon (Sunday) I stopped by one of the casinos I haven't been to in a while. This is the Drift on Inn Roadhouse casino on highway 99 at approximately 173rd in Shoreline.
This particular casino is 18 and over with a very small bar area that is restricted to 21+.
Posted on the outside door is a Washington state no firearms sign. (the one bars are, I think, required to post). This sign was also posted inside. Additionally, on the same front door a sign reads that 18 year olds are welcome. Obviously it is not against the law to have a weapon inside the casino area as it is not 21+.
Is it legal to display the official Washington state law saying it is a violation of law to bring a gun in?
ps. I carried anyway (of course--since it is legal). I always choose to carry concealed in casinos anyway as the seating is not very conducive to good retention and being able to watch your surroundings.