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OC stories by Sam
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wylde007
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ramfan07 wrote:
A couple like that here in VB. I don't know why they do it, but I presume it's because they don't want people testing out accessories and holsters and things with loaded weapons.
It's pretty stupid. I don't patronize those places unless I'm with someone else and going to the range on their nickel.
ramfan07 wrote:
So, do OC carriers not have to unload? What if you have a CCP but leave it in the car and OC into the shop? Do you unload then? Dumb.
A couple like that here in VB. I don't know why they do it, but I presume it's because they don't want people testing out accessories and holsters and things with loaded weapons.
It's pretty stupid. I don't patronize those places unless I'm with someone else and going to the range on their nickel.
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I OC everyday without incident.
Recently I went into 2 Sprint stores and no one seemed to notice.
I did visit the local Walgreens at 1am and the cashier asked me how come I get to carry my gun. I told her anyone could carry as long as they can legally own a gun. I was in a hurry so I didn't have time to really educate. I may have to make another trip tonight armed with a pamphlet. ^_^
I OC everyday without incident.
Recently I went into 2 Sprint stores and no one seemed to notice.
I did visit the local Walgreens at 1am and the cashier asked me how come I get to carry my gun. I told her anyone could carry as long as they can legally own a gun. I was in a hurry so I didn't have time to really educate. I may have to make another trip tonight armed with a pamphlet. ^_^
Custodian
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Different gun stores seem to erect their own policies for whatever reason.
I know that PDHSC in Garner wants you to have your gun unloaded when you walk into the store.
I forget what Lawmen's policy was.
Even Daddy's Rabbits in Lexington wants you to have your gun unloaded as well when you enter the premises.
Jim's Gun Shop in Garner (best gun store in the RDU area) didn't seem to have a OC/CC policy. That's why its still the best IMHO.
Different gun stores seem to erect their own policies for whatever reason.
I know that PDHSC in Garner wants you to have your gun unloaded when you walk into the store.
I forget what Lawmen's policy was.
Even Daddy's Rabbits in Lexington wants you to have your gun unloaded as well when you enter the premises.
Jim's Gun Shop in Garner (best gun store in the RDU area) didn't seem to have a OC/CC policy. That's why its still the best IMHO.
RayBurton72
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CarryOpen wrote:
CarryOpen wrote:
there is a pawn shop here in greensboro that will not let you handle a pistol without showing them a permit - still not sure why, unless it is their way of dealing with the riff-raff they have coming through the store.
Bebog
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Custodian wrote:
I was in Lawman's twice last week picking up .38 special while OC'ing my .45. No problem there either.
While I definitely do not doubt they both have some sort of policy, I have never had a problem. Then again I don't worry about un-posted policies either because I figure if they do not want my business they will ask me to leave.
Custodian wrote:
I have been in PDHSC many times while OC'ing, both shopping and just to use the range.
I was in Lawman's twice last week picking up .38 special while OC'ing my .45. No problem there either.
While I definitely do not doubt they both have some sort of policy, I have never had a problem. Then again I don't worry about un-posted policies either because I figure if they do not want my business they will ask me to leave.