Lake Lanier, can you CC?

[sinac84]

Real quick, a friend needs to know if he CC anywhere at Lake Lanier (including the lodges)? I've found info about the lake itself but we aren't sure about the lodges or surrounding areas around the lake.

 

[IceColdEric]

I would....

 

[spencer60]

Isn't it Corp of Engineers land? If so, technically 'no'.

 

[sheep dog]

If at or near lake, I would stick with one of these for unlimited "reloads" available in the area. Water you thinking?

 

[threeclicks]

Isn't it Corp of Engineers land? If so, technically 'no'.

It is Corp of Engineers property, so correct - NO

 

[Bear44]

Nope.

"U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Mobile District Public Affairs Specialist Lance D. Davis sent us a press release that says, “Georgia’s House Bill 60, or the Safe Carry Protection Act of 2014, signed into law by Governor Nathan Deal Wednesday, April 23 and effective July 1, does not affect lakes and lands in Georgia managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.”

The USACE press release also says, “Corps managed property is regulated by the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 36, part 327. Regulations governing possession of firearms specify that possession of loaded firearms, ammunition or loaded projectile firing devices is prohibited unless in the possession of federal, state or local law enforcement officers, or when being used in compliance with hunting regulations.”

http://lakelanier.com/2014/05/army-corps-weapons-ban-trumps-ga-gun-laws/

You can't even have ammo.

 

[gh1950]

And remember that there is a COE owned set back all around the lake. 75 feet? Don't remember exactly.

 

[dbienfait]

You aren't supposed to, the COE posts no weapons on all of the boat ramps... but then again we have never been checked

 

[Revolver]

Same thing at Allatoona. However I can't recall ever seeing any metal detectors.

 

[drew661]

Agree. We do at the lake house and on the boat. The are no signs saying we're on ACE land.