Mykal
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Army wrote:
Army wrote:
Take a pick before entering. Hell, take of pick of you 2A-ing infront of the sign.
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Businesses That are not OK with Firearms
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Mykal
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Idk if this is being updated but id like to say carrows came back with a letter saying they do not discriminate,etc.
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum12/22765-2.html
Guess its one more flyer to carry when going there.
Idk if this is being updated but id like to say carrows came back with a letter saying they do not discriminate,etc.
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum12/22765-2.html
Guess its one more flyer to carry when going there.
CA_Libertarian
State Researcher
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Mykal wrote:
I encourage everybody to try to hold local meetups at Carrows. Both to reward the company for being not anti-2A, and to test to make sure the location management are getting the corporate policy.
(In the case of Cerritos, I would call ahead and make sure the manager won't call the cops again. I imagine the cops won't care what corporate policy is, so it's important the manager there isn't going to trespass you.)
Mykal wrote:
Yeah, sorry I forgot to update. I'd say Carrows should be off the list unless/until any further discrimination occurs.
I encourage everybody to try to hold local meetups at Carrows. Both to reward the company for being not anti-2A, and to test to make sure the location management are getting the corporate policy.
(In the case of Cerritos, I would call ahead and make sure the manager won't call the cops again. I imagine the cops won't care what corporate policy is, so it's important the manager there isn't going to trespass you.)
demnogis
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Updated.
CA_Libertarian wrote:
Updated.
CA_Libertarian wrote:
pullnshoot25
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Mykal wrote:
Mykal wrote:
Going to have to drop more weight to create the butt space necessary for all these damned pamphlets, HAHA!
sudden valley gunner
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Army wrote:
Army wrote:
I'd like to find out more about that. I have heard Costco is strictly anti-gun.
DrTodd
Michigan Moderator
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I OC every time I go to Costco (1-2x month). Perhaps it depends what state (or
management region) they are in?
I OC every time I go to Costco (1-2x month). Perhaps it depends what state (or
management region) they are in?
flintlock tom
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I went in to El Cajon Gun Exchange this week-end (in El Cajon, CA). They have a bright red sign just inside the door: No uncased guns beyond this point unless cleared by staff, but, basically it means no guns unless "cased".
I asked about it and was directed to Ron, the owner. He came and spoke to me for quite a while, but the "discussion" was fairly one-sided. His issue is "safety". Basically, his position is that he has had so many people in his store do stupid things that he doesn't want anyone open carrying in the store. IOW he's going to treat everyone as if they are going to do something stupid.
So, he sells guns but doesn't trust people to handle them safely?
He also shared his personal opinion that if he sees someone in the mall openly carrying, his first thought is "this guy is going to shoot his girlfriend". :shock:
I was not surprised when he shared that he is ex-law enforcement.
This is kinda' surprising because his web-site is very pro-RKBA and encouraging gun owners to continually nag their legislators.
I went in to El Cajon Gun Exchange this week-end (in El Cajon, CA). They have a bright red sign just inside the door: No uncased guns beyond this point unless cleared by staff, but, basically it means no guns unless "cased".
I asked about it and was directed to Ron, the owner. He came and spoke to me for quite a while, but the "discussion" was fairly one-sided. His issue is "safety". Basically, his position is that he has had so many people in his store do stupid things that he doesn't want anyone open carrying in the store. IOW he's going to treat everyone as if they are going to do something stupid.
So, he sells guns but doesn't trust people to handle them safely?
He also shared his personal opinion that if he sees someone in the mall openly carrying, his first thought is "this guy is going to shoot his girlfriend". :shock:
I was not surprised when he shared that he is ex-law enforcement.
This is kinda' surprising because his web-site is very pro-RKBA and encouraging gun owners to continually nag their legislators.
Streetbikerr6
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cato wrote:
I dont like this picture. Primarily because the blurred out person looks like the scary murderer girlfrom the ring. You might as well put a picture up of Hitler and call him a student and ask "would you rather our students be armed or unarmed? " Sorry to whoever made the picture, I love the concept, but try having the subject look a little more defensless and not blurred out, people fear what they cant see, we dont want people fearing the helpless student. We want them sympathizing with their own life they are trying to defend. So try having a picture of a good looking daughter fearing under a chair, so people could realize, hey this could be my daughter, or sister, or grandchild. Not some scary lookinggirl from the movie the ring, noone wants to give her a gun.
cato wrote:
I dont like this picture. Primarily because the blurred out person looks like the scary murderer girlfrom the ring. You might as well put a picture up of Hitler and call him a student and ask "would you rather our students be armed or unarmed? " Sorry to whoever made the picture, I love the concept, but try having the subject look a little more defensless and not blurred out, people fear what they cant see, we dont want people fearing the helpless student. We want them sympathizing with their own life they are trying to defend. So try having a picture of a good looking daughter fearing under a chair, so people could realize, hey this could be my daughter, or sister, or grandchild. Not some scary lookinggirl from the movie the ring, noone wants to give her a gun.
CA_Libertarian
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flintlock tom wrote:
flintlock tom wrote:
He wants to sell guns. Wouldn't be the first person to lie to make a buck.