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Open carry on business property

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BAHLZOUT2001

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LOCKPORT, NY
Curious whether or not i can openly carry on my personal business property. We have a family owned hardware store in western new york state and i want to know if i can openly carry my pistol as long as i am on my personal property?

Also i have heard of counties around the country having open carry picnics to gain awareness of pistols in community settings.could i host and invite other pistol owners to one of these picnics being on my personal business property?
 
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Leverdude

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Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
BAHLZOUT2001 said:
Curious whether or not i can openly carry on my personal business property. We have a family owned hardware store in western new york state and i want to know if i can openly carry my pistol as long as i am on my personal property?

Also i have heard of counties around the country having open carry picnics to gain awareness of pistols in community settings.could i host and invite other pistol owners to one of these picnics being on my personal business property?
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Nope, you'll have to convince your legislature that NYS exists inside the USA and that they cannot ignore ypur constitutional rights first. NY has NO legal way for mere mortals to carry openly outside of hunting, & thats probably technically illegal.
 
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