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Notso
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I find that hard to believe. Come on, how many bodies have you hidden out back? Or, could it be that you're performing the 'Fried Green Tomatoes' trick with them? :lol:
I find that hard to believe. Come on, how many bodies have you hidden out back? Or, could it be that you're performing the 'Fried Green Tomatoes' trick with them? :lol:
Sonora Rebel
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I haven't CC'd in any place that sells booze as yet... but come winter I might be gettin' coffee or somethin'. Rare, but possible.
I haven't CC'd in any place that sells booze as yet... but come winter I might be gettin' coffee or somethin'. Rare, but possible.
AZkopper
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I'll be completely honest here: I am by statute allowed to carry in Title 4 establishments (on-premise alcohol), and I always carry, period (concealed, open, or 'casual', depending on the circumstance).
I don't wear a shirt that says "COP" on it, so it's not like I'm being given special consideration off-duty.
I 'casual carry' when in restaurants that serve (meaning a throw a collared shirt on, unbuttoned). It is painfully obvious I'm armed when looking at me face-on. I've never been contacted, asked to disarm or leave. I know waitresses and managers have seen me armed.
Maybe it's just the Prescott area, but I personally believe this law is just codified and legalized behavior that was already common place and accepted.
I'll be completely honest here: I am by statute allowed to carry in Title 4 establishments (on-premise alcohol), and I always carry, period (concealed, open, or 'casual', depending on the circumstance).
I don't wear a shirt that says "COP" on it, so it's not like I'm being given special consideration off-duty.
I 'casual carry' when in restaurants that serve (meaning a throw a collared shirt on, unbuttoned). It is painfully obvious I'm armed when looking at me face-on. I've never been contacted, asked to disarm or leave. I know waitresses and managers have seen me armed.
Maybe it's just the Prescott area, but I personally believe this law is just codified and legalized behavior that was already common place and accepted.
AZkopper
Regular Member
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