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MEDDAC19 · May 5, 2005, 05:08 PM

How do all of you who say that you carry 99% of the time handle situations where signs read No Weapons. You go somewhere and there is a sign that spells out.... No Alcohol/No Weapons.....Do you go in and keep everything concealed or give up your weapon? It seems like everywhere you go now they have signs forbidding weapons. Concerts, sporting events, pow-wows, flea markets, parks, schools. Are your CC permits good for these types of situations or is it different in each state? I know some places make sense like courthouses and bars, but what about the others? If they let teachers with CC permits carry some situations in the recent past would have been prevented or at least they wouldn't have been as bad. I know carrying a weapon is a responsibility but does that include not attending many venues, or knowing ahead of the time that you may end up in one of these no gun zones?

May 5, 2005, 05:08 PM	#1
MEDDAC19 Senior Member Join Date: April 18, 2005 Location: Endless Mts,NEPA Posts: 379	No carry zones How do all of you who say that you carry 99% of the time handle situations where signs read No Weapons. You go somewhere and there is a sign that spells out.... No Alcohol/No Weapons.....Do you go in and keep everything concealed or give up your weapon? It seems like everywhere you go now they have signs forbidding weapons. Concerts, sporting events, pow-wows, flea markets, parks, schools. Are your CC permits good for these types of situations or is it different in each state? I know some places make sense like courthouses and bars, but what about the others? If they let teachers with CC permits carry some situations in the recent past would have been prevented or at least they wouldn't have been as bad. I know carrying a weapon is a responsibility but does that include not attending many venues, or knowing ahead of the time that you may end up in one of these no gun zones?