Ask if you can carry in their house?

[cowboydoc]

I was wondering if anybody asks if it's ok to carry in somebody's house.

I don't. If someone knows me well, they know I am armed. If they don't know me well, they have no need to know I am armed.

 

[v2a]

I just keep it hidden and dont worry about it. However they all know I carry because when they come over I am usually open carrying.

 

[dennishoddy]

Concealed is concealed.

 

[aarondhgraham]

A person's home is their castle,,,
That's a premise we all say is crucial to our lives.

So why then would you even think about denying that right to another?

Ask or inform before entering their home,,,
If they say no then leave the gun in your car or go away.

Aarond

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[kd5rjz]

It's the law in Arkansas, but not Oklahoma.

You only must ask permission to enter if you are a vampire.

 

[berettaman]

Everyones relationship with their friends is different.

 

[EFsDad]

I tell my brother but never anyone else. If anyone found out and wanted me to leave, no problemo!

 

[BangBangJamDang]

Mine stays in my car mostly, so it has never been anything I have thought about; however, my wife always keeps a small .380 in her purse. She always has her purse with her, and takes into people's homes all the time. I guess we have just never thought about asking them before.

 

[Bierhunter]

I never ask.

People who know me assume I'm armed. If someone doesn't want me armed in their home all they have to do is say so, and I'll leave. I'll also never go back (friend or family...it doesn't matter). I've never had someone ask me to leave though.

I have a right to be armed. They have a right to say "no" in their home. I respect that. I also can choose to not go there. We can still be friends, but I won't go to their home.

 

[Glocktogo]

If my gun isn't welcome, I'm not welcome. If I thought they'd object to me being heeled, I wouldn't step foot in their home.

Life's too short to put up with sissies.