DO NOT EAT AT PHIL's BBQ In Eufaula, AL

[Springfield 1911]

Without a permit you are breaking the law. The premises were not under your control(ownership). He could have been arrested. I HATE permits and I am for Constitutional carry, but the old "bulldog" was right. Glad nothing bad happened. http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/alabama.aspx

Yes I do think he overreacted!

 

[GAAREDSTATE]

Don't be ignorant. Why do you think the "SHERIFF" in town is always called the "SHERIFF"........it is his town! Just saying!

I always carry my laminated permit and always hand it over to an officer with my driver's license when I am pulled over, if I am carrying, or have a rifle .....which that hasn't happened in afew years (Knock on wood)!

Remember 52% of the population are left-leaners (% that voted for Obama) and do not respect or uphold the constitution!

 

[chucklenut]

Without a permit you are breaking the law. The premises were not under your control(ownership). He could have been arrested. I HATE permits and I am for Constitutional carry, but the old "bulldog" was right. Glad nothing bad happened. http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/alabama.aspx

i thought the most that could happen is them tell him to leave less he wants a trespass charge

 

[Crubear]

They have a FB page, in case you want to let them know how you feel

https://www.facebook.com/philsbbqeufaula?fref=ts

 

[Springfield 1911]

i thought the most that could happen is them tell him to leave less he wants a trespass charge

Not in Bama I lived there for 25yrs. Open carry is fine with certain stipulations but even if it is covered for a second it is concealed, and subject to permit requirements. Like I said I hate ANY and ALL restirctions on the right to carry.

 

[Laxguy59]

i thought the most that could happen is them tell him to leave less he wants a trespass charge

He could be charged with carrying a firearms without a licences on his person. The call to the police from the BBQ was just a call out of fear, no crime indicated I imagine.

 

[chucklenut]

Not in Bama I lived there for 25yrs. Open carry is fine with certain stipulations but even if it is covered for a second it is concealed, and subject to permit requirements. Like I said I hate ANY and ALL restirctions on the right to carry.

true, dont know bamas laws myself

 

[AKguy]

More protecting and serving, I see.

Insert obligatory LEO droid response: "There's more to this story."

 

[Springfield 1911]

true, dont know bamas laws myself

Even if open you have to be in a place under your control. This could be a hunting lease as well as any leased property.

 

[TresMonos]

you should send this to the email address for the NRA group organizer that is named on the poster you posted on here....all.american.pawn.of.eufala@gmail.com and see what they have to say about this....in fact, I just sent the link to this post to them

update, that emial addy bounced so I called all american pawn, the FFL doing the transfers at that event and they gave me the following e-mail for the sponsor of Friends of NRA in Eufala...that is lefnra@gmail.com

I sent the following...

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/458481-DO-NOT-EAT-AT-PHIL-s-BBQ-In-Eufaula-AL



I thought you might be interested in this recent event that happened to a friend of mine while passing though Eufala recently. They stopped at Phils, well...you can read the rest at the link. It's ironic that a sponsor or supporter of Friends of NRA would call the police because someone was open carrying in their restaurant.