I carried concealed in a restaurant last night!

[livitup]

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... in Minnesota.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Seriously folks... on vacation - using my Utah permit. MN doesn't have our silly ABC License rule.

I was amazed. My weapon did not try to order a beer, get drunk or unruly, jump out of my holster, or randomly begin shooting indiscriminately.

It would almost be worth buying some pols a plane ticket to show them what a non-event it is.

Now back to your regularly scheduled Virginia talk.

 

[ed]

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you should be ashamed of yourself...

:dude:

 

[ProShooter]

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When you get back to Va., you won't know how to act!

 

[Thundar]

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livitup wrote:

... in Minnesota.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Seriously folks... on vacation - using my Utah permit. MN doesn't have our silly ABC License rule.

I was amazed. My weapon did not try to order a beer, get drunk or unruly, jump out of my holster, or randomly begin shooting indiscriminately.

It would almost be worth buying some pols a plane ticket to show them what a non-event it is.

Now back to your regularly scheduled Virginia talk.

You should inform Govenor Timmy. He thinks it would be too dangerous.

 

[Glock27Bill]

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Thundar wrote:

livitup wrote:

... in Minnesota.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Seriously folks... on vacation - using my Utah permit. MN doesn't have our silly ABC License rule.

I was amazed. My weapon did not try to order a beer, get drunk or unruly, jump out of my holster, or randomly begin shooting indiscriminately.

It would almost be worth buying some pols a plane ticket to show them what a non-event it is.

Now back to your regularly scheduled Virginia talk.

You should inform Govenor Timmy. He thinks it would be too dangerous.

Not if the OP is a lwayer.

 

[virginiatuck]

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Pennsylvania nor West Virginia prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms in restaurants that serve alcohol. As opposed to Minnesota, they're both within short driving distance from NoVA and a resident Virginia CHP is actually valid in those states.

 

[nova]

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virginiatuck wrote:

Pennsylvania nor West Virginia prohibit the carrying of concealed firearms in restaurants that serve alcohol. As opposed to Minnesota, they're both within short driving distance from NoVA and a resident Virginia CHP is actually valid in those states.

Using reciprocity I've carried concealed in PA in restaurants that serve alcohol (some more like a bar that serves food) legally.

Nothing like eating a Primanti's sandwich (strip district) while packing.

 

[Grapeshot]

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Gotta watch the Colonial Beach area of Virginia.

If you step into a restaurant to get a bite to eat while OCing, as is legal in Va., and they have gambling - guess what? - You just crossed the line into Maryland.

And as they say, ignorance is no excuse.

Yata hey

 

[richarcm]

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I wish they would just preempt the entire country. I'm scared to get anywhere near DC (for apparent reasons) and even MD because I have no clue what all of their laws say. I work out at Pentagon Row and get pretty edgy as I'm driving by the Pentagon.......

 

[hsmith]

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If King Kaine had his way, VA State Troopers would be waiting at the border to arrest you!