Empty holster at school says, guilty of firearm in vehicle on premises. Unless of course you walked a couple of blocks.
Elance
Elance
This. Concealed and all that jazz.
Empty holster, gun at home. Let them search your vehicle enough times until they give up. You can always tell them the empty holster's a silent protest against their policy of requiring children to remain unprotected.
Does anyone else see a potential business opportunity here? Racks of small coin-op lockers at convenience stores or something similar? Has it already been done?
Gun stays in holster unless it's being cleaned or fired.
Since post office was mentioned several times in the comments, just thought I'd add it is currently illegal to even have it in your car on post office property including parking lot. Rand Paul was discussing one of his bills he's introducing today on cspan that would allow post office carry the debate by the antis in the hearing was why inside the post office why not just let the parking lot be exempt.
I had understood the Parking Lot at Post Office was exempt, will try to look it up.
Well, will be cancelling my PO Box tomorrow and having my mail forwarded. By my stamps on line or ship UPS. What a crock.
Well, will be cancelling my PO Box tomorrow and having my mail forwarded. By my stamps on line or ship UPS. What a crock.
Seems like the post office wants to operate like a Government Agency when it is convenient, and operate like a separate private business when they would like to do otherwise. I hope Rand Paul will pull them off the eligible for Government contract list.
I can not find exactly what I was looking for, but this relates to it as far as the PO parking lot in our Federal jurisdiction area, 10th circuit out of Denver.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3041657/posts
I can not find exactly what I was looking for, but this relates to it as far as the PO parking lot in our Federal jurisdiction area, 10th circuit out of Denver.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3041657/posts
I do this. I have a spare holster in my vehicle, seems to work out ok. I'm not taking my belt off every time I see a gunbuster sign.
Now with that said, it depends on the place and how I'm carrying. Is it a 7-11 or is it a bank? where is the place someone would make the most fuss...or arouse more attention than I'm willing to get...
I generally frequent the same shady places around town so it isn't much of an issue, now when I go to Tulsa....
