imported post
941.237 Carrying
handgun where alcohol beverages
may be sold and consumed.
This sub-section does NOT prohibit carry of a longgun.
(2) Whoever intentionally goes armed with a handgun on any
premises for which a Class “B” or “Class B” license or permit has
been issued under ch. 125 is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor.
(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to any of the following: There are exceptions to the prohibition on carrying a handgun by this sub-section.
(a) A peace officer.
(b) A correctional officer while going armed in the line of duty.
(c) A member of the U.S. armed forces or national guard while
going armed in the line of duty.
(cm) A private security person meeting all of the following criteria:
1. The private security person is covered by a license or permit
issued under s. 440.26.
2. The private security person is going armed in the line of
duty.
3. The private security person is acting with the consent of the
person specified in par. (d). Be a private security person under contract to the licensee.
(d) The licensee, owner, or manager of the premises, or any
employee or agent authorized to possess a handgun by the
licensee, owner, or manager of the premises. Any person can be authorized by this sub-section.
(e) The possession of a handgun that is unloaded and encased
in a vehicle in any parking lot area.
(f) The possession or use of a handgun at a public or private
gun or sportsmen’s range or club.
(g) The possession or use of a handgun on the premises if
authorized for a specific event of limited duration by the owner or
manager of the premises who is issued the Class “B” or “Class B”
license or permit under ch. 125 for the premises.
(h) The possession of any handgun that is used for decoration
if the handgun is encased, inoperable or secured in a locked condition.
(i) The possession of a handgun in any portion of a hotel other
than the portion of the hotel that is a tavern.
(j) The possession of a handgun in any portion of a combination
tavern and store devoted to other business if the store is owned
or operated by a firearms dealer, the other business includes the
sale of handguns and the handgun is possessed in a place other
than a tavern.
There may be local ordinances but they may not be more stringent than State Statutes under 66.0409.
I am not a lawyer, this is free information that you should not have to pay to know.
Master Doug Huffman wrote:
Master Doug Huffman wrote:
Print as wallet card. Notarize if desired. Laminate after signatures. Copyright © DBH
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The undersigned certifies that the four precepts of safe gun handling are understood and memorized; LOADED[sup][1][/sup], MUZZLE[sup][2][/sup], TRIGGER[sup][3][/sup], TARGET[sup][4][/sup] and that firing a gun requires violation of one or more of these precepts of safe gun handling. Footnotes overleaf.
The undersigned certifies that the four elements of common-law self-defense are understood and memorized; 1) be innocent of instigation, 2) be in reasonable fear of bodily harm, 3) use sufficient force only to deliver oneself from evil, 4) attempt to withdraw. The undersigned acknowledges that local statutes may further restrict or expand common law.
I,________________ certify this day, __________________ that the above is true
Signed:
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[1] LOADED- All guns are LOADED until they are not, proven to the satisfaction of all involved.
[2] MUZZLE - Cover with the MUZZLE only that which would be destroyed.
[3] TRIGGER - Keep your finger off the TRIGGER. Keep YOUR finger off the TRIGGER.
[4] TARGET - Know your TARGET and what is beyond.
One or more of these precepts of safe gun handling MUST BE VIOLATED to fire a gun.
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There, you're certified in accordance with Wisconsin Statutes and Administrative Regulations on 03/21/2010