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Is an Army Recruiter building a "federal building?"

killchain

killchain

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Long story short, I got weighed at an Army recruiter and I had my concealed pistol on me. Of course, I told the good Sergeant First Class I had it, he didn't mind, I set it on the counter, got weighed, life moved on.

The way it should be about responsible firearm usage, but I digress.

I am just curious if the recruiter's station is classified as a "federal building" where firearms are restricted. This same recruiter's station has recently posted a "No Firearms" sign after the fact, and if requested I can snap a picture of it and post it.

(EDIT: Just added a bit to the last sentence to make it clearer.)
 
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Federal property is defined as any property leased or owned by the federal gov't that federal employees regularly report to work at. Since a recruiter is a federal employee I would be inclined to say yes it is federal property.
 
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