Texas Bank gets it right!

[Right Wing Wacko]

I would move my money here in a heartbeat!

http://gunfreezone.net/wordpress/ind...zomg/#comments

[.45ACPaddy]

If they allowed OC they would have gotten it right.

Funny how it says that they recognize the 2nd amendment as an inalienable right, yet they support licensed concealed weapons. WTF? Is it me or does licensing alienate that right?

[gsx1138]

OC is illegal in Texas.

If they allowed OC they would have gotten it right.

Funny how it says that they recognize the 2nd amendment as an inalienable right, yet they support licensed concealed weapons. WTF? Is it me or does licensing alienate that right?

[Metalhead47]

Beat me to it. Just like Starbucks permitting OC here, that bank is just following the law as it exists.

[sudden valley gunner]

Beat me to it. Just like Starbucks permitting OC here, that bank is just following the law as it exists.

Well slightly different Starbucks never said they agree or support the 2nd A.

I have carried in several different banks all without event.
Key Bank, and Banner follow state law, ICU (Industrial Credit Union), Peoples and Wells Fargo all have not given me greif.

[.45ACPaddy]

OC is illegal in Texas.

Shoulda been more specific...

If they allowed OC in Texas then the bank would have gotten it right, maybe. I imagine they would have permitted all lawful carry since they're promoting what's legal. But still... Kind of a contradicting message to me with the "inalienable right" part in there.

[amzbrady]

I still find it funny that of all places, Texas doesnt allow Open Carry. Seems like they would have been the first onboard.

[Grapeshot]

Nothing mentioned about this on their home page:
http://www.chappellhillbank.com/

What strikes me as very strange is that the sign is on the inside of the glass looking out onto the street. Wouldn't you have thought it would have been on the outside, visible to customers coming into the bank?

Has anyone seen confirmation of that this sign/policy actually exists?

[geojohn]

Looks fishy, they misspelled "unalienable".

[TechnoWeenie]

What strikes me as very strange is that the sign is on the inside of the glass looking out onto the street. Wouldn't you have thought it would have been on the outside, visible to customers coming into the bank?

You're seeing a reflection, if you look 'past' the glass, you can see a wood desk inside...

It is taken from outside.

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I still find it funny that of all places, Texas doesnt allow Open Carry. Seems like they would have been the first onboard.

Several southern states are like that. They are old "Reconstruction" laws.

[Lovenox]

I still find it funny that of all places, Texas doesnt allow Open Carry. Seems like they would have been the first onboard.

I thought the same thing...

[Lovenox]

I tried to email them but I had a "Frontpage error"...can anyone follow up? If its the case I think we should support them by opening up a modest savings account....

[crdonov]

I would move my money here in a heartbeat!

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second amendment says nothing about conceal carry! they dont suport second amendment if they dont suport open carry!!!!!!!!!!
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[Metalhead47]

second amendment says nothing about conceal carry! they dont suport second amendment if they dont suport open carry!!!!!!!!!!
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Read the whole thread man. OC isn't legal in TX. The bank is supporting lawful carry according to state laws. If they encouraged customers to OC, they would be encouraging them to break the law.

[crdonov]

Read the whole thread man. OC isn't legal in TX. The bank is supporting lawful carry according to state laws. If they encouraged customers to OC, they would be encouraging them to break the law.

texas dosnt support second amendment! the right to bear arms will not be infringed! texas laws are wrong! i hope some day it will change! come to maine, and you can open carry! texas needs to get with the
program!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[Grapeshot]

second amendment says nothing about conceal carry! they dont suport second amendment if they dont suport open carry!!!!!!!!!!
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It's Texas - OC of a handgun is not legal there.

We do support obeying the law and working to get it changed - right?

[Citizen]

SNIP We do support obeying the law and working to get it changed - right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's why we all support a Bill of Rights provision that had at its heart regime change in case the regime became too oppressive with its laws.

Which, I guess really means there is more than one way to get the law changed.

[Grapeshot]

There is a purpose to every season.

You're learning to read between the wines quite well.

[Citizen]

There is a purpose to every season.

You're learning to read between the wines quite well.

As I recall, your state went a little further--not only quitting the compact, but tryin' to chase out the oppressors when they wouldn't leave.

Those brass napoleans you play with were not the North's favorite artillery.

[Grapeshot]

As I recall, your state went a little further--not only quitting the compact, but tryin' to chase out the oppressors when they wouldn't leave.

Those brass napoleans you play with were not the North's favorite artillery.

I knew a gentleman of your caliber would not elevate the baser castings on which some were known to rely. Load two bags and depress more than before a notch or two. Stand at ready.

The fight has only just begun.

[Citizen]

I knew a gentleman of your caliber would not elevate the baser castings on which some were known to rely. Load two bags and depress more than before a notch or two. Stand at ready.

The fight has only just begun.

[crdonov]

It's Texas - OC of a handgun is not legal there.

We do support obeying the law and working to get it changed - right?

i know its not legal to oc in texas. my point is , you should beable to oc in all 50 states! states how dont allow it, really dont beleive in consitution. thats just my opinion.
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[Metalhead47]

i know its not legal to oc in texas. my point is , you should beable to oc in all 50 states! states how dont allow it, really dont beleive in consitution. thats just my opinion.
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You're painting with a might broad brush there, pardner. In TX, and everywhere else, there are plenty of people working to bring about constitutional carry. AZ only recently wised up to it. You think they all don't believe in the constitution because they havn't gotten there yet? I think just about everyone on this forum agrees on how it SHOULD be, re: firearm laws, but the reality is most places aren't there yet. The gun community overall has had two HUGE victories in the courts recently. That's slowly paving the way towards universal constitutional carry, but there's still a long fight left. Don't go grouping one bunch of people from a state together. That bank is just doing its small part, if OC in TX were legal, I bet they'd be down with that too. It's just a bank, not an advocacy group.

[crdonov]

You're painting with a might broad brush there, pardner. In TX, and everywhere else, there are plenty of people working to bring about constitutional carry. AZ only recently wised up to it. You think they all don't believe in the constitution because they havn't gotten there yet? I think just about everyone on this forum agrees on how it SHOULD be, re: firearm laws, but the reality is most places aren't there yet. The gun community overall has had two HUGE victories in the courts recently. That's slowly paving the way towards universal constitutional carry, but there's still a long fight left. Don't go grouping one bunch of people from a state together. That bank is just doing its small part, if OC in TX were legal, I bet they'd be down with that too. It's just a bank, not an advocacy group.

just voicing my opinion.
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