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Originally Posted by Spats McGee
what we've got here: (a) a potential tenant; and (b) a landlord. These are private (non-governmental) actors to whom the US Constitution simply doesn't apply. If the landlord says "no guns in my buildings," that's his right. That is not a governmental infringement to which the 2A refers.
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Just curious though...Since there are some apartments/housing owned privately, but is contracted through a state low income housing assistance program(state pays a % of rent), would the owner/landloard be able to place a restriction on firearms as well? I am sure the answer would more then likely be within the contract between the owner/landloard and the state low income housing program itself.