open carry at work

[balackolama]

are you allowed

 

[hp-hobo]

We already know you're not the shiniest rock in the pond, so let me help you out.

A poll needs to be in the form of a question. Yours is not. Until it is, I refuse to play, and I'm willing to bet at least some other members feel the same way.

 

[SpyderTattoo]

I'm very fortunate. I am the only machinist at the shop I work at. It is a very small company, only 7 of us. My boss is very pro 2nd, and so is the production manager/programer. The assembly guy carries frequently. Everyone there knows that I carry and don't mind if I OC. I don't usually carry while working, gun stays locked in my toolbox. But I do OC in to work and again when leaving.
It's a normal thing for everyone to see me doing this.

 

[sFe]

I'm a mechanic and could if I wanted to, though I don't. Would end up scratching up cars and would probably be uncomfortable..

 

[Sabotage70]

Nope. Although I have CC on a couple of Saturday's in the crappy parts of town.

 

[Big Boy]

The average citizen has issues letting his work even let them conceal carry.

 

[Lethal Overdose]

Nope. I wish I could, but I work on state property all day. Employees aren't allowed to carry.

If I had a concealed handgun permit, It's possible to "accidentally" forget that I have my gun. However, untill I'm over 21; no permit for me.

 

[PakRatJR]

I've never actually asked, but being that their is a "no firearms" rule just in general, I don't carry at work.

That and my job doesn't lend itself well to any type of carrying anyway.

 

[Sig229]

I work (part time) as night security at a five star hotel here in Pittsburgh and go to college three days a week.

My boss allows me to carry concealed while at work (midnight - 8am), but he feels that me OC'ing would make some of the guests feel uncomfortable.
Many of our guests are from very anti-gun states, so he does have a point.

 

[rdinatal]

Yes, but when my job site is at another company I observe that companies poliicies.

-R

 

[labteche]

I work/live on an Army Post and can't carry at home or work, just off-post.

 

[Big Boy]

I work/live on an Army Post and can't carry at home or work, just off-post.

I will never understand this. In fact, it pisses me off.

 

[daddy4count]

I open carry to and from... keep it in a desk-mounted poly holster when I'm at the office.

Our company policy forbids firearms "except where allowed by law" ... so until they put in a "21 and over" section in the warehouse that serves alcohol I'm golden!

 

[Kirbinator]

I would but if caught, I would be fired. I do not believe the state has delegated such power, but am unable to find someone who will ask the question.

 

[<3 Glocks]

CC every day.

 

[balackolama]

I will never understand this. In fact, it pisses me off.

i think every soldier should go on strike until they change it

 

[McX]

at the shop; cc in the winter, oc in the summer...every day. it's more than a job it's a damn adventure!

 

[jweiss]

i think every soldier should go on strike until they change it

Only if you want them all in jail, see ucmj.

 

[balackolama]

Only if you want them all in jail, see ucmj.

not if everyone did it i cant see them giving disiplinary action to everyone

 

[Cavalryman]

Being military...

Sometimes it's forbidden...

...and sometimes it's mandatory!

Yeah, it really doesn't make sense to me either.