briehl12
Regular Member
Anyone have any interactions at Acme Bowl? I did not see rules or regs for that place, and contacted the manager who said he was the GM and due to WSLCB they are "off limits" Let me know thanks.
due to WSLCB they are "off limits" Let me know thanks.
Anyone have any interactions at Acme Bowl? I did not see rules or regs for that place, and contacted the manager who said he was the GM and due to WSLCB they are "off limits" Let me know thanks.
(d) That portion of an establishment classified by the state liquor control board as off-limits to persons under twenty-one years of age;
Unless its a 21 and older bowling alley then the GM's statement is not correct and probably a misunderstanding on his part. I'll echo never to call ahead...
Got a link for that 9.41.200 :lol:If you have not read 9.41.200 yet then DO SO NOW! 300 spells out where it is illegal to carry a firearm per the RCW.
I have no idea where one would come to the conclusion of "Unless its a 21 and older bowling alley" has nothing to do with the restriction of firearms.
WSLCB is the only ones that can designate an area as being off limits to those under 21 years of age.
Being a private business they can restrict possession.
9.41.300 Weapons prohibited in certain places
(1) It is unlawful for any person to enter the following places when he or she knowingly possesses or knowingly has under his or her control a weapon:
(d) That portion of an establishment classified by the state liquor control board as off-limits to persons under twenty-one years of age;
We keep seeing this type of endeavor by some who want to make private entities accept possession of firearms when the best we can do is ask and or try to educate and sway their position.
It is not a bad thing to call ahead and then choose to go or not or modify carry and hope there is no signage prohibiting firearms as it could serve as requirement to allow entry and it becoming a trespass issue.
Anyone have any interactions at Acme Bowl? I did not see rules or regs for that place, and contacted the manager who said he was the GM and due to WSLCB they are "off limits" Let me know thanks.
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It is not a bad thing to call ahead and then choose to go or not or modify carry and hope there is no signage prohibiting firearms as it could serve as requirement to allow entry and it becoming a trespass issue.
I know dumb to ask but somehow we got onto the topic, after mentioning my sons birthday. He wants to have a bowling party. The GM making the reservations asked me what we had planned on doing that day, and I told him going to the range.... From that, his response was do not bring any weapons in we are no firearms per WSLCB. I asked where I could find that info, and he stated its posted everywhere. Thats why I asked No Firearms?? WSLCB does not enforce unless its a bar. I was more curious if anyone had any dealings with them. I guess I will find out when we go.
I know dumb to ask but somehow we got onto the topic, after mentioning my sons birthday. He wants to have a bowling party. The GM making the reservations asked me what we had planned on doing that day, and I told him going to the range.... From that, his response was do not bring any weapons in we are no firearms per WSLCB. I asked where I could find that info, and he stated its posted everywhere. Thats why I asked No Firearms?? WSLCB does not enforce unless its a bar. I was more curious if anyone had any dealings with them. I guess I will find out when we go.
We don't want our patrons carrying weapons due to the perceived liability it may bring, and it may scare other customers, but I cant tell you that outright for fear of loosing a customer so I will use the guise of a law that doesn't actually apply to your situation to dissuade you in the hopes that you don't have enough knowledge about it to question it.