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As far as I know, there has NEVER been a larceny from an automobile at Fairfax Rod and Gun Club.
If concealed-carry is not an option, I am 100% sure your sidearm will be safe if stored in your car.
The rule about open-carry at FRGC has existed since the club opened a half-century ago.
The Board of Directors makes the rules.
Members who take exception to existing rules are encouraged to join the board.
Secondarily, and consistent with the preceding comment, in events governed by NRA rules, I call your attention to rule 18.9.
http://www.nrahq.org/compete/RuleBooks/HPR/hpr-w18.pdf
While this rule is addressed specifically to "competitors," I think it is reasonable that it apply equally to spectators.
If the competitors can't walk around with loaded weapons at the match, how could it be that such conduct would be allowed by spectators?
As far as I know, there has NEVER been a larceny from an automobile at Fairfax Rod and Gun Club.
If concealed-carry is not an option, I am 100% sure your sidearm will be safe if stored in your car.
The rule about open-carry at FRGC has existed since the club opened a half-century ago.
The Board of Directors makes the rules.
Members who take exception to existing rules are encouraged to join the board.
Secondarily, and consistent with the preceding comment, in events governed by NRA rules, I call your attention to rule 18.9.
http://www.nrahq.org/compete/RuleBooks/HPR/hpr-w18.pdf
While this rule is addressed specifically to "competitors," I think it is reasonable that it apply equally to spectators.
If the competitors can't walk around with loaded weapons at the match, how could it be that such conduct would be allowed by spectators?