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Walmart applying for liquor licenses
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RogueWarrior
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Interesting I wonder what Smiths will say about that 
castiel
Regular Member
Delete me! I skipped right over the "non-Super" part!
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PracticalTactical
Regular Member
Where do you look up license applications?
Walmart and liquor license
Good news is that it does not affect open or concealed carry since 1 July 2010 with the passage of SB40... link is http://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/10 Regular/final/SB0040.pdf
The store needs the liqour license for the sale of beer and wine...for offsite consumption
Good news is that it does not affect open or concealed carry since 1 July 2010 with the passage of SB40... link is http://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/10 Regular/final/SB0040.pdf
The store needs the liqour license for the sale of beer and wine...for offsite consumption
You absolutely CAN NOT open carry in ANY liquor establishment, period. You must have a CCW permit and carry concealed, or not at all.
PracticalTactical
Regular Member
Ditto on that. No OC in any liquor establishment, unless you like getting a felony charge and never carrying again.
castiel
Regular Member
Yet another person who fails at reading. Notice that the (a) and (b) subsections only apply to section (4) which requires the firearm to be concealed with a valid permit.
(4) by a person carrying a concealed handgun who is in possession of a valid concealed handgun license for
that gun pursuant to the Concealed Handgun Carry Act on the premises of:
(a) a licensed establishment that does not sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises;
or
(b) a restaurant licensed to sell only beer and wine that derives no less than sixty percent of its
annual gross receipts from the sale of food for consumption on the premises, unless the restaurant has a sign posted, in a conspicuous location at each public entrance, prohibiting the carrying of firearms, or the person is verbally instructed by the owner or manager that the carrying of a
firearm is not permitted in the restaurant;
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Bernalillo county has a link that shows currently valid liquor estabishments by zipcode - I found it by digging thru Google this past weekend. Drove past today and sign was still up stating it's under application.. but end date was supposed to be today. Approved?
Hummmm I Live in Texas But I just had to chime in on this matter. I am a Certified NRA instructor and soon to be a State Certified Concealed handgun Instructor for Texas. It is My understanding to laws now this is Texas law that I know, A business that sells alcohol only the Unlicesned poccession of a firearm is Prohibited. or that place of business must get 51% of sales from alcohol is the only place where you can not carry. Like I said Im in Texas I do however travel to N.M. Alot have In-Laws there. when I go to there cabin I do OC when I am there Mills N.M. take family to down to the canyon lots of bad animals 4 legged and even ready for 2 legged kind as well. I went into a little store in Roy, Had my cowboy holster and belt on Had my Black Powder Uberti Walker loaded with 60 grains of B.P. in it cause we just got back from the river in the canyon. anyways I wore gun on in Store and after we left we Stopped at the little Beer Store I took it off went inside conducted Business and headed back to mills. So I would really like to know what is Ya'lls requirment on carryin. will be headin back up there soon. Ohhh and 1 more thing, When I first went up to Mills I met a really Nice Feller who is a N.M. State Trooper and he asked if I had been in Canyon, I told him Yes He informed never go there without my gun. Now this was before the law changed you could not have firearms on national grass lands or National Parks the sign on entry clearly stated that. But His Words
" Dont Go in there Unarmed" hummm I ran into 3 Park Officals while I was there Yes I was armed I was walking down a dirt path They were there looking at some moutain Lion tracks and yes the big cat was right there cross the creek looking right at us all. 1 park official told me if that cat moves towards Us would you please Shoot it seeing how you have that big ol hog leg on, my family would like to see me tonight. without hesitation I said I already plan on it. lol So was I in Violation of fedral LAws Yes But would the State covered me if that big Ol cat would have attacked one of us? Not sure but was I worried? NO I rather take my chance with Laws then be dead.:banghead:
" Dont Go in there Unarmed" hummm I ran into 3 Park Officals while I was there Yes I was armed I was walking down a dirt path They were there looking at some moutain Lion tracks and yes the big cat was right there cross the creek looking right at us all. 1 park official told me if that cat moves towards Us would you please Shoot it seeing how you have that big ol hog leg on, my family would like to see me tonight. without hesitation I said I already plan on it. lol So was I in Violation of fedral LAws Yes But would the State covered me if that big Ol cat would have attacked one of us? Not sure but was I worried? NO I rather take my chance with Laws then be dead.:banghead:
Correction to Spellinglol Possession not the way it was in my note lol
TravisNM
Regular Member
cloudcroft
Campaign Veteran
...or flash-mob shoplifting event -- which may be a new fad catching on.
Or is that only a concern in certain 'hoods known for mass-producing low-lifes?
Or is that only a concern in certain 'hoods known for mass-producing low-lifes?
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