Carrying when there's a "No Weapons" sign.

[Hayata]

As long as we're talkin Georgia. In TN it's a whole other story. It's illegal.

Thank goodness that's not the case for Alabama or Florida.

Not that I ever left anything in Tennessee.....

 

[cmbarber]

I think that it's unfair for them to ban "any weapon readily capable of lethal force," since it would mean I have to amputate several limbs before I can even enter the establishment.

I hear you hoss.

 

[JHV2]

It is there right. But my intention is not not ever have it known that I was carrying there or anywhere.
And I promise that no one in the shop will know I am carrying, unless I have to defend my/our lives (but what are the odds of that?)
I'll go right in.
But avoid them next time.

 

[napp]

I would never carry concealed into any place that didn't want me to be armed..........probably.

 

[Going Postal]

I would not pay attention to the signs, but to be perfectly honest, I have not seen any signs on any business I have been in here in Athens. I carry concealed so they are not going to see it, anyway. I have to back up and say that at my place of work (the Post Office) there is a BIG sign on the employee entrance door and I DO honor that one since I would like to keep my job for a few more days!!

 

[chucklenut]

i dont read

 

[bearpugh]

so if someone comes in your house and breaks your rules its ok?

 

[chucklenut]

so if someone comes in your house and breaks your rules its ok?

you cant compare a house to one that invites the general public into their business

that being said they have every right to their own rules, but a sign never stopped anyone from doing anything before

 

[GAGunguy]

If I got approached to leave cause they happen to see me print I would yell at the manager " Why the hell are you looking at my crotch I do not have to take this harassment I am leaving"

You carry a gun in your crotch?

Isnt taco Mac a bar? Or restaurant?

 

[dougiemac]

You carry a gun in your crotch?

Isnt taco Mac a bar? Or restaurant?

TMac is a restaurant. Not many "bars" in the OTP, but there are a few. To be a "bar" by legal definition, I believe the establishment has to be licensed as a "bar" and receive 80% or more of it's revenue by alcohol sales alone. I maybe getting my states confused, but I believe that's Georgia's definition. (again, I could be wrong).