This certainly would not leave a good perception of law abiding gun owners in the general public's mind. Destructive behavior never furthers your cause, except possibly with those who really don't matter anyway.
I'm more inclined to call, email, and mail in receipts of other store purchases. I'd rather not step foot on their property, however I'm fine standing out on the sidewalk, public ground, and protesting.
How dare they ban firearms in a private business, where they have every right to ban them, just like we have every right to carry in public. We'll call it Occupy OC. Then, the minimum wage kid can restock all the crap we leave laying out, while the people that actually make the company policies will never know. Grow up or shop somewhere else.
I like this idea.
Nah, I'll keep going to Reasors and gladly give them my money. The fact that it's a local company trumphs being able to open carry for me.
yep, this is what i was thinking.
I agree with this. I have several friends who work there, I told one of them and he said it would be fine with him because he's just a cashier and dosnt have to restock items lol!
I'm in... I like this idea. Being in the service industry, I can tell you, I wouldn't do the buggy thing. It sucked putting up returns during my years at Walmart and the kids doing it would only get a poor impression of the outstanding gun community.
I agree that negative items might not work well such as filling the carts and leaving. We have contacted Reasors with calls and on their web site focusing on issues that could, and have happened in their parking lots being the main areas of problems of concerns, not what might happen inside their stores. I would hope the rest of you have done this also. I think the mailing of receipts from other food stores is a great idea, we will implement this also.
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