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OC in Grocery stores
- Thread starter mbgreite
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Felid`Maximus
Activist Member
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Depends on what state you are in. In my state it is legal. In some it may not be.
Depends on what state you are in. In my state it is legal. In some it may not be.
Bill Starks
State Researcher
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Felid`Maximus wrote:
Felid`Maximus wrote:
Washington State (OC or CC) it is legal to carry in the liquor stores, grocery stores, restaurants that serve alcohol (you can even order alcohol while eating your meal). You are only restricted in places off-limits to 21 and under (bars / taverns / etc).
shad0wfax
Regular Member
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mbgreite wrote:
I think the states that restrict firearmsnear alcohol normally tend to do so where alcohol is sold for consumption on site. Obviously, you'll need to verify this with your state's specific laws.
Try going to the section of the forums called Stories from the States and go to your state and pose the question there. They'll have the laws at their fingertips or even off the top of their heads.
mbgreite wrote:
I think the states that restrict firearmsnear alcohol normally tend to do so where alcohol is sold for consumption on site. Obviously, you'll need to verify this with your state's specific laws.
Try going to the section of the forums called Stories from the States and go to your state and pose the question there. They'll have the laws at their fingertips or even off the top of their heads.
ixtow
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I know NM has a problem with it. You can't carry in any place that sells alcohol, period. Even if not for consumption. Dumb.
I know NM has a problem with it. You can't carry in any place that sells alcohol, period. Even if not for consumption. Dumb.
Michigander
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Regardless of what state I'm in, if I was drinking, my gun would be locked up. Just sayin. :uhoh:
Regardless of what state I'm in, if I was drinking, my gun would be locked up. Just sayin. :uhoh:
ixtow
Founder's Club Member
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Michigander wrote:
Michigander wrote:
Who said anything about that?
Xader
Regular Member
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ixtow wrote:
ixtow wrote:
Seriously. Every time I buy milk, I'm in a store that sells alcohol...
Pol Mordreth
Regular Member
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ixtow - the OP said it. And I agree with Michigander - generally bad idea to be drinking and carrying.
Regards,
Pol
ixtow - the OP said it. And I agree with Michigander - generally bad idea to be drinking and carrying.
Regards,
Pol
autosurgeon
Regular Member
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In MI you must have a CPL in order to OC in a place licensed to sell liquor.
In MI you must have a CPL in order to OC in a place licensed to sell liquor.
Ian
Lone Star Veteran
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mbgreite wrote:
mbgreite wrote:
Do NOT drink while carrying, period!!!
Woodchuck
Regular Member
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I carry grocery shopping all the time.
Our State Statute says
941.237 Possession in taverns.. (2) Whoever intentionally goes armed with a handgun on any premises for which a Class "B" or "Class B" license or permit has been issued under ch. 125 is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. Including restaurants that serve alcohol.
And from the Dept of Revenue we get this
Class "B" fermented malt beverage licenses allow retail sale of fermented malt beverages (beer) for consumption on or off the premises. Examples: restaurants, "beer bars."
I carry grocery shopping all the time.
Our State Statute says
941.237 Possession in taverns.. (2) Whoever intentionally goes armed with a handgun on any premises for which a Class "B" or "Class B" license or permit has been issued under ch. 125 is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. Including restaurants that serve alcohol.
And from the Dept of Revenue we get this
Class "B" fermented malt beverage licenses allow retail sale of fermented malt beverages (beer) for consumption on or off the premises. Examples: restaurants, "beer bars."
bohdi
Regular Member
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Where's that B.S. flag????
Where's that B.S. flag????
Theseus
Founder's Club Member
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Ian wrote:
I would advise not to get drunk while carrying, but drinking. . . go right ahead.
Ian wrote:
Why not?
I would advise not to get drunk while carrying, but drinking. . . go right ahead.
mrjam2jab
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Marco
Regular Member
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WHY carry at the gropcery store, "Zane Michael Floyd" !
Things can go bad quickly anywhere.
ETA:
On June 3, 1999, at approximately 5:15 in the morning, Floyd entered an Albertson's supermarket in Las Vegas, Nevada and opened fire on random individuals within the store with a shotgun. Wearing Marine Corps camouflage and with a shaved head, Floyd picked his victims at will in a calm manner.
He shot Thomas Darnell in the back twice, killing him. Immediately after, Floyd also killed Carlos Chuck Leos and Dennis Troy Sargeant. Floyd then encountered ZacharyT. Emenegger, who fled Floyd when he saw the gunman pointing the shotgun in his direction. Diving under a produce table, Emenegger avoided Floyd's gunfire for 15 seconds before succumbing to gunshots from Floyd's shotgun.
Floyd then shot Emenegger again. He searched the store and found Lucille Alice Tarantino in the rear. He shot her in the head at point-blank range and killed her. Floyd then walked back to Emenegger, who pretended to be dead. Floyd whispered "yeah, you're dead" to Emenegger, and exited the store. In total, Floyd had shot seven shotgun shells, killing four people and critically wounding another. Floyd was out of the supermarket in seven minutes.
He surrendered when he encountered police outside after a brief standoff.
WHY carry at the gropcery store, "Zane Michael Floyd" !
Things can go bad quickly anywhere.
ETA:
On June 3, 1999, at approximately 5:15 in the morning, Floyd entered an Albertson's supermarket in Las Vegas, Nevada and opened fire on random individuals within the store with a shotgun. Wearing Marine Corps camouflage and with a shaved head, Floyd picked his victims at will in a calm manner.
He shot Thomas Darnell in the back twice, killing him. Immediately after, Floyd also killed Carlos Chuck Leos and Dennis Troy Sargeant. Floyd then encountered ZacharyT. Emenegger, who fled Floyd when he saw the gunman pointing the shotgun in his direction. Diving under a produce table, Emenegger avoided Floyd's gunfire for 15 seconds before succumbing to gunshots from Floyd's shotgun.
Floyd then shot Emenegger again. He searched the store and found Lucille Alice Tarantino in the rear. He shot her in the head at point-blank range and killed her. Floyd then walked back to Emenegger, who pretended to be dead. Floyd whispered "yeah, you're dead" to Emenegger, and exited the store. In total, Floyd had shot seven shotgun shells, killing four people and critically wounding another. Floyd was out of the supermarket in seven minutes.
He surrendered when he encountered police outside after a brief standoff.