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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ratski" data-source="post: 2153255" data-attributes="member: 936">In a previous post, I had mentioned that I had noticed my local Arvest bank had put up a "No Guns" sign on the front door.I usually use the drive thru, but when I saw it, I decided to make it a point to discuss this sign with the management.First, I've know the Pres and VP personally for years. The first time I was in to talk to them it was late and they had both left. The Pres' secretary asked if she could help me. I told her I wanted to talk to him about the sign on the front door. She looked a bit flustered and said "well, we've had that there forever.". "No you haven't. It is a relatively new addition. Just tell Mr. M that I would like to talk to him about it."So the next time I went in, I saw Mr. M. We sat in his office and discussed the policy. He was not aware of alot of the criteria for a firearms license and was also under the impression that the sign was mandated by Arvest main policy.Due to what I had read on some other posts, I was able to tell him that I did not think it was a policy that was set in stone.He agreed to check on it.I contacted the board member who had had success at another Arvest, and the gave me the contact info that had worked for him. And I used it.Longer story short, I went into the branch today (44th and Cache) and the sign was down.Went over to say "thanks" and had a good conversation with the VP. Gonna have to stop by or call on Monday and talk with Mr. M and thank him personally.So......if any of you do business at that branch, make sure you make a positive comment to the Branch Manager.Dave</blockquote>

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